Sentence examples for relation is needed from inspiring English sources

Although data from the study of crystallographic structures would explain differences among CD1a, b and d [ 22- 24], further investigation on the function-structure relation is needed to explore the differences among CD1 molecules.

Better management of industrial relations is needed to pull off meaningful cost reductions.

The results indicate that refinement of these commonly used hydraulic relations is needed for accurate model prediction.

A better understanding of plant water relations is needed for evaluating the suitability of plant species to site-specific reforestation programs in the heterogeneous karst landscapes in southwestern China that are characterized by temporary water deficit.

In an interview in Moscow today, Deputy Prime Minister Ilya I. Klebanov, who heads the investigating commission, said that a decade after the end of the cold war, a "framework of relations" is needed along with a "general system of a provision of assistance" between submarine navies.

But when he travels westwards, to America's Pacific coast, say, his well-honed talent for public relations is needed for a different purpose, often underestimated in Europe: simply reminding people that NATO exists, and that small conflicts in remote corners of Europe have some claim on their attention.

Guided by evidence reported thus far on cardiovascular risk, we discuss six reasons why careful elucidation of adipokine cardiovascular risk relations is needed in rheumatoid arthritis.

Differences in dermal production and sequestration by body fat may provide one explanation (40), but more research on these complex relations is needed.

Unfortunately, in such multifluid models constitutive relations are needed to describe the phase interaction processes.

The prime minister defended retaining contact with Russia pointing out relations were needed for the Syrian talks to succeed.

Israel may claim rightfully that normalized relations are needed to qualify the Soviets as partners in the peace process.