Sentence examples for relation could be from inspiring English sources

For the pneumonitis, the fact that the magnitude of the exposure was not consistently related to the occurrence of disease (in some cases, "no such relation could be established") was further evidence that "individual sensitivity … undoubtedly … contributed to the occurrence and severity of disease" (DeNardi et al. 1949).

But now South-East Asia's poor relation could be facing the resurgence of a war that many had forgotten.Last month an explosion in a restaurant in the capital, Vientiane, injured 13 people.

The celebrated loves are also preferential: one is drawn to this person but not to that one as friend or lover; something in the other is attractive or would satisfy one's desire if the relation could be established.

What social relation could be the basis of moral obligations?

No relation could be found between the peak level and the loudness of impulsive sounds.

A convenient relation could be an equation, which in dimensional units is.

Countries might be willing to reconsider this approach if a causal relation could be demonstrated.

As the figure shows, this relation could be modeled by the proposed model with sufficient accuracy.

More generally, an explicit knowledge accessibility relation could be a proper extension of that for implicit knowledge.

No relation could be observed between the patterns of integrated carbon fixation (Pprim or Ccalc) and integrated nutrients (nitrate, ammonium, silicate or dissolved iron).

A simple empirical force balance model based on the Richardson Zaki relation could be successfully applied to explain main features of the observed internal crystal size distributions.