Sentence examples for relates strictly to from inspiring English sources
The study relates strictly to hospital nurses; our findings are thus a reflection of hospital nurses' approaches to situations and their personal experiences.
Items measuring behavior that relates strictly to the classification system of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders yielded six DSM-scales of which one contained affective problems (13 items) [ 45].
The remainder is debt related strictly to the medical education of the student.
"It would be best to say it's related strictly to the activities the individuals engaged in," said Robert Zimmerman, a department spokesman.
Clemens said he regularly finds items missing from his locker, though he said Rivera's incident was related strictly to Jeter.
The big point here is that the losses against which the government is now offering such generous insurance relate strictly to bygones.
Certainly Armstrong continued to play with the kind of tonal and rhythmic nuances that reflected the powerful dominance of the African-American performance tradition, but these were not necessarily related strictly to the blues.
Rodriguez told Collins during their discussion that he wanted to get rid of the option, so any decisions on how the Mets used him would be related strictly to baseball.
The second comparison was between undifferentiated E11.5 NS and P0 NS to identify those proteins specifically expressed in a neurogenic population of cells over a more restricted population (P0 NS), thereby taking into account those proteins related strictly to proliferation.
The previous studies [4], [5], [18] hypothesized that the increased GM volume found in the temporo-occipital cortex might be related strictly to the type of the training task (i.e., juggling, which requires an increased interaction between the visuo-motor areas to be performed correctly).
Furthermore, no mutation model was applied to the simulations, and results relate strictly to standing variation at the start of selection.
