Sentence examples for relation is more from inspiring English sources

This supports the proposition that in general molecular electronic properties cannot be directly related to inhibition effectiveness – the actual relation is more involved – thus emphasizing the importance of a rigorous modeling of the inhibitor surface interaction in the corrosion inhibition studies.

In Chinese the taxonomic relation is more strictly maintained.

"The relation is more open than in direct contact," he says.

So even though Plato distinguishes between technê and epistêmê, their relation is more of a tension than a divorce.

Therefore, from a statistical perspective, the optimized load-stress transitive relation is more reasonable than that calibrated by laboratory bench.

An inverse relationship between the density and the water absorption ratio is observed in RCA concretes and this relation is more significant in higher amounts of RCA contents.

The relation was more obvious for the lifetime prevalence for both migraine and tension-type headache.

This relation was more prominent when result of UBT was used with OR of 3.1 (95% CI: 1.34 – 7.26, PV < 0.001).

This relation was more pronounced among women who were heavier than average during adolescence and whose adult body mass index was at or above the median (OR=0.31, 95% CI 0.16 0.60).

Among patients without diabetes, low glycemic variability (CV <20%) was independently associated with decreased risk of mortality compared with bands of CV of 20%to40%and>40%>40% for the entire cohort; this relation was more robust in medical patients than in surgical patients.

With increasing specimen age, less force was required to fracture the bone with both prosthetic designs, although this relation was more marked in the case of the round stems.