Sentence examples for relationships to later from inspiring English sources

Repeated sampling between about 4 to 8 weeks of age, at controlled times of day, is likely to provide the best chance of detecting sex differences in testosterone, as well as relationships to later gendered behavior.

Spoken Word HEMPSTEAD Hofstra University Diana C. Patch presents a lecture on Early Egyptian Art before the pyramids (4400 B.C). and its relationship to later dynasties.

Using hypnotism, Josef Breuer and Sigmund Freud together made the epochal observations on the relationship to later mental illness of emotionally charged, damaging experiences in childhood.

A more surprising result to emerge from the study appeared to contradict an earlier hypothesis about Orrorin's relationship to later species in the human lineage, Dr. Richmond and Dr. Jungers said.

The film's themes and its relationship to later works have been the subject of critical analysis.

Larkin and Foss have also jointly published research in sociology journals, including a piece on the white middle class youth movement of the 1960s and its relationship to later movements such as the Children of God, the Divine Light Mission, Swami Muktananda and the Revolutionary Youth Movement in Theory and Society.

In general, however, pathology on MRI showed little relationship to later symptoms or disability.

Amrhein et al. (2003) found that the nature of client speech at the end of sessions was predictive of later drug use outcomes, whereas commitment language earlier in the process had no relationship to later outcomes.

sPAGs are essential for constructing PAG PAG relationships (to be described later).

New research underscores the importance not only of breakfast but of the particular food eaten in relationship to hunger later in the day.

Of the total number of science staff at the museum, in 1998 half were working on classifying organisms and their relationships to each other; 15 years later, they were barely a third of the total cohort.