Sentence examples for strict relation from inspiring English sources

The overall results of this study therefore corroborate the view that there is not a strict relation between the measures of disease activity and functional limitations related to AS on one hand and cardiac manifestations on the other [ 9].

The optimality condition, together with a specific amplitude level, imposes a strict relation between some kinetic parameters of the model (mostly those binding-related) and the concentration values of the species.

Leibniz's noted Meditationes de Cognitione, Veritate et Ideis (Reflections on Knowledge, Truth, and Ideas) appeared at this time and defined his theory of knowledge: things are not seen in God as Nicolas Malebranche suggested but rather there is an analogy, a strict relation, between God's ideas and man's, an identity between God's logic and man's.

Vernacular buildings have always been built by man in a strict relation with nature.

A strict relation between accumulated mass of frost, air-side pressure drop and cooling capacity was also observed.

However, there was no strict relation between positive Powerplex® S5 results and amplification success with the Powerplex® ES kit.

That is to say, it is a debate over the relevance of the law of demand, an enormously robust generalisation about human behaviour confirmed and re-confirmed each day by billions of individual decisions.Which is not to say that economic "laws" capture strict relations of physical necessity.

This stricter relation of "grasping", holding between subjective ideas and ideas, and between judgments and propositions is fundamental for Bolzano's epistemology.

There is no strict lawlike relation between being green and the resulting measurement, while, according to Honderich, there is such a relation between the weight of the fruit and that measurement.

A particular binary predicate symbol <, defines a strict order relation on situations; s

One can prove that there is a strict implication relation between the three dynamical properties we have introduced so far: strong mixing implies weak mixing, but not vice versa; and weak mixing implies ergodicity, but not vice versa.