Sentence examples for support a direct relation from inspiring English sources

However, no evidence is available to support a direct relation between this SNP and ESR1 function.

Our study does not support a direct relation between cerebral microbleeds and cerebral amyloid angiopathy burden at the neuropathological level, raising intriguing questions on the potential pathophysiological mechanisms of cerebral microbleeds in the context of cerebral amyloid angiopathy or other small vessel disease pathology.

In addition, it must be noted that up to now clinical data have not supported a direct relation between NO release and the capillary filtration coefficient, a noninvasive index of microvascular permeability [ 19].

These findings further supports the idea that there is a direct relation between cell proliferation and drug sensitivity in childhood ALL at initial diagnosis and that the observed relation not merely reflects a difference in both cell proliferation and in vitro drug sensitivity in the various ALL subgroups.

A direct relation between BET surface area of the CeO2 support and CO conversion was also observed.

Stadiums are often referred to as domes, a direct relation to religious architecture".

I think it has a direct relation to divorce and its prevalence today.

Obviously, this has a direct relation to what's going on.

"I don't think they feel used, but there is a direct relation".

There is a direct relation of pain to memory.

where a direct relation to is obtained from (12).