Sentence examples for relationships indicating that from inspiring English sources
All of the single-flushing experiments exhibited similar Rj Rm) relationships indicating that override and underride effects associated with cosolvents did not significantly affect the remediation performance of the agents.
Filamentous macroalgae displayed higher concentrations and CFs of several elements, particularly Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Mn and V than sheet-like, coarsely-branched and/or thick-leathery macroalgae, irrespective of phylogenetic relationships, indicating that the accumulation of several elements is largely related to thallus morphology and growth strategy.
Uncertainty in prediction (standard error of intercept estimates) was increased after accounting for phylogenetic relationships, indicating that previous studies have overestimated the ability to precisely predict paleoclimate via modern-day plant traits.
The admixture of cancers we analyzed in the current study reinforces these relationships indicating that this data set is highly representative of the landscape of the disease.
Synchronous panel models demonstrated several significant relationships, indicating that improvement in one variable was impacting change in the other variable in the model.
This corresponded to the phylogenetic relationships, indicating that Medaka and stickleback are more closely related to each other than either of them is to zebrafish [ 32].
This relationship indicates that science identity is strongly connected to both race and gender and, given that students of color and women leave STEM at higher rates, it is likely that science identity plays a role in persistence.
Kinematic indicators and their cross-cutting relationships indicate that the fault zone evolved by multiple slip events including reverse reactivation of a pre-existing normal fault zone.
These relationships indicated that reducing upland area by five orders of magnitude would halve the CV.
Structural and activity relationships indicated that the position of disubstituent side chains is important for its inhibitory effect.
Of course, the fact that Eugenides wrote "The Marriage Plot," a novel about contemporary relationships, indicates that he doesn't think such novels are passé, but rather that the form must be updated to reflect current realities.
