Sentence examples for relation there was from inspiring English sources

Although the aim of our study was not to investigate apelin-inflammation relation; there was no correlation with hsCRP levels.

Juan: It's the most intimate sort of relation there is, apart from touching someone's brain directly with your fingers.

Anaesthetist (Barry) Respect for boundaries was clearly evident but with close working relations there was, albeit unwittingly, some boundary encroachment with, for example, physiotherapists managing some patients by drawing on behavioural psychological constructs.

"And we don't know exactly what the relations there are, but there is enough correlation that we have to take this very seriously," President Obama said, referring to Zika and pregnant women.

In the discipline of international relations there are contending general theories or theoretical perspectives.

In the literature on the solar terrestrial relations there are different estimations of storm effectiveness of solar and interplanetary events – from 30% up to 100%.

At all events, here is a proposal: Physicalism should be construed as entailing a constraint on what perfectly natural relations there are.

Another example discussed by Marshall (2012), which relies on less controversial claims about what types of perfectly natural relations there are, is the property of having a part that is 1 m away from something.

In our field of crisis management public relations there is an area of specialization known as "Search Engine Optimization" or "SEO" which has emerged in the past decade.

For most UMLS semantic relations there is a quite complex arrangement of domain and range restrictions, in which certain range restrictions are only valid with certain domain restrictions.

So, when a theory invokes this kind of constitutive relation, there is this kind of constitutive explanation.