Sentence examples for size of the relation from inspiring English sources
"The size of the relation is no smaller than the relation between smoking and lung cancer," says Leonard Eron, a University of Michigan psychologist who co-authored a similar study in 1986 with L. Rowell Huesmann.
The size of the relation is notable and is higher than other important variables, such as maternal education or employment status or growing up in a single parent household.
Low self-esteem is particularly negative, as the size of the relation is very stable (a 9 p.p rise in the chance of being NEET and a 2 p.p. rise in chance of being core NEET) even when we control for GCSE attainment.
We found that levels of postintervention victimization were no different across conditions, χ(2) = 3.14, ns, and that characteristics of victims did not vary by condition (i.e., the size of the relation with correlates of victimization status were not significantly different across conditions).
The results are scaled according to the relative size of the community in relation to the whole graph because of the impact it may have on the large scale of the information flow, so that the nodes in larger communities deliver a larger impact than small ones.
The relation between profit and optimal size of the CHP in relation to boiler size is investigated by maximizing the net profit equation (refer to Equation 8) with (dot {Q}_{text {chp}}) as variable.
This may imply that the relation between genomic AT content and DNA sequence size is independent of the relation between genomic AT content and relative entropy.
Position of the cup in relation to the anatomic hip rotation centre, cup inclination (opening) angle, and size of the stem in relation to the diameter of the femur were studied too.
The sheer size of the City in relation to the rest of the economy meant Britain was going to feel the full effects of the financial meltdown.
He said he would not set a target figure for the size of the state in relation to gross domestic product.
It was much criticized for the amount of space given over to elevators, stairs and fire stairs and for the small size of the galleries in relation to these systems of vertical circulation.
