Sentence examples for then relates to from inspiring English sources

Beecroft's use of "socialism", then, relates to a theory called the "Overton window", which describes what is seen as politically acceptable at a given time.

The way the women's sport is set up by the International Cycling Union means there is only access to a certain level of publicity and exposure, and that then relates to budgets in women's cycling.

This magnet then relates to a set of invisible magnetic "bar codes" on the ocean floor that define north and south.

Where distrust reigns according to Liz Ryan of Bloomberg Businessweek so does fear and therefore most probably Ergophobia, which then relates to higher absences from work, more stress and physical illness: "Would this be your knife in my back?

Complete silencing of this gene leads to the progression of cancer, and then relates to the worse prognosis.

Therefore, it may well be that foetal hypoxia is simply an upstream cause of neonatal encephalopathy that then relates to risk of ASD.

The findings are then related to literature on social interaction and learning, and discussed in relation to the assumptions that underpin the design of the devices used.

Differences in income were then related to their ownership of "assets" – human and financial capital.

The net obstacle motion is then related to the dislocation climb rate.

Texture parameters were then related to friction measured at the image capture locations.

These non-acoustic properties were then related to morphological characteristics of specimens.