Sentence examples for testing relation from inspiring English sources

Our findings also put a new stance by testing relation of leader's entrepreneurial orientation with individual's entrepreneurial orientation that has not been covered by previous researchers.

In the next section, family physicians were asked to indicate if recommendations to test were influenced by managed care guidelines, value of testing, referral activities, familiarity with specific IgE testing, relation of test results to symptoms, and value of test to practice, the likelihood to use specific IgE testing using a ten-point scale "less likely to test" to "more likely to test".

That accessibility is now sorely testing relations between the Buddhist monks and the government of Hong Kong, which administers this outlying island.

In the process, she is testing relations with her Ecuadorean ally, President Rafael Correa, who is trying to get Chevron to pay $19 billion in damages related to oil pollution in the Amazon rain forest.

Now a spat with Denmark over a Danish jihadist is testing relations with the European Union.Basil Hassan, a Dane of Lebanese extraction, is accused of attempting to murder Lars Hedegaard, a writer with anti-Islamic views, in Copenhagen.

The χ-square test was used for testing relations between categorical variables and correlation analysis was used for continuous variables.

A Fisher's exact test or the unpaired two-tailed t-test was used for testing relations between the categorical variables, as appropriate.

For the substantive analyses (i.e., testing relations of ratings with other variables), we will use mean ratings across the three raters per parent-child dyad.

The accusations by American investigators have tested relations between the United States and both countries.

There was no indication whether the passport used the identity of a genuine UK national, as happened in a case earlier this year that severely tested relations between Britain and Israel.

The revelations are particularly likely to test relations between New Zealand and Fiji, the island nation headed by Frank Bainimarama, the army chief-turned-prime minister.