In this study, dynamic channel selection was used for determining the channels having more relation with emotions.
The coati has no more relation to an aardvark than to any other vertebrate, so the name is misleading.
Furthermore, more biomarkers were related to the physiological measurements within the RA patient cohort than among the controls, while the controls exhibited more relations between the physiological measurements and traditional CVD risk factors.
Clarence Cook of The New York Daily Tribune, for one, railed against it as having "no more relation to the 19th century and to America than a stuffed dodo would have," and thought the eagle looked like "an exasperated crow".
Looking on, there was definitely something kind of mesmerising about their dancing, it bore a lot more relation to the word "trance" than pumping your plastic bottle of Desperados at a Ferry Corsten aerodrome rave in Düsseldorf.
The relation between soul and body, on Aristotle's view, is also an instance of the more general relation between form and matter: thus an ensouled, living body is a particular kind of in-formed matter.
Why not enter with his companion of thirteen years into the more respectable relation of matrimonium?
But once again, the notion of referring with respect to (or in) \(c\) is the less fundamental notion, and is defined in terms of the more fundamental relation of referring with respect to a context \(c\) and a world \(w\).
In general, these results and those from the SSR distributions, reflect the more close relation between P. sojae and P. ramorum at the sequence level.
16 17 19 Far fewer studies have looked at the more general relation between hospital specialisation and patient outcomes and all have focused exclusively on cardiac specialisation.
