Sentence examples for there is any relation from inspiring English sources
In a later discussion (van Inwagen 2003), van Inwagen goes farther, claiming that trinitarian doctrine is inconsistent "if the standard logic of identity is correct", and denying there is any "relation that is both universally reflexive [i.e., everything bears the relation to itself] and forces indiscernibility [i.e., things standing in the relation can't differ]" (92).
I slept with some of the guys, didn't with others, so not sure there is any relation there.
Investigators are apparently investigating whether there is any relation between these break-ins and a dispute two years ago between Taylor and some men in a depressed neighborhood near his current home, Sharpstein said.
The study described herein was performed to determine whether there is any relation between MIA/CD-RAP levels and the degree of chondrocyte differentiation in tissue culture and to analyse whether MIA/CD-RAP may serve as a useful marker to control chondrocyte differentiation in in vitro tissue engineering.
"They mentioned about North Korea," said Thi Ha. "We don't know whether there is any relation to North Korea.
We examined the posts to see if there is any relation between the future stock price and users' sentiment.
It was uncertain if there was any relation between her and the lawyer.
"I don't think there's any relation to what one does in one's private life with my perspicacity to cast my vote," she said.
What this means is that within science the suggested empirical hypothesis will have none of the significance it had in its extra-scientific context, nor need there be any relation to other hypotheses with the same origin.
For surely, if there be any relation among objects, which it imports to us to know perfectly, it is that of cause and effect".
Logistic regression was used to analyse if there were any relation between nurses' activities (independent variables) and the outcome of the SiCET at follow up (dependent variable), adjusted for parent's backgrounds variables.
