Sentence examples for this relationship for example from inspiring English sources

In many ways, climate agreements don't fully consider this relationship; for example, monitoring and evaluation frameworks for greenhouse gas emissions do not account for the effect of carbon dioxide in particular on ocean acidification.

Of importance is determining whether the presence of vascular disease accelerates or intensifies the cognitive disturbance in all cases of MCI and which factors might mediate this relationship (for example, age and reserve).

Different explanations have been proposed for this relationship; for example, poorer health may negatively influence one's attitude towards medical care, or caregivers may respond less positively to patients with poor health, thus resulting in lower satisfaction levels [ 18].

Note that we did not expect that misses and hits should be inversely related, because several factors can affect this relationship; for example, a subject may concentrate more on capturing a target that seems to be moving faster, and make fewer capture attempts (and thus also fewer misses).

They need to understand the relationship, for example, between emotion and learning.

When a millennial sees a diamond, they are looking at the relationship — for example, the Eiffel Tower where the proposal was made".

And Brazil's mainstream media gives little importance to the relationship, for example, providing little coverage on the recent meeting between Ms. Rousseff and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in New Delhi.

Chatting about issues and life outside of the relationship, for example work and household chores, can drag for hours.

Whether this relationship is, for example, mediated by improved psychological well-being or neighbourhood qualities is worthy of further examination.

This may be an inverse relationship, for example, over-expressed miRNAs and down-regulated target genes or down-regulated miRNAs and over-expressed target genes, however as miRNAs may function indirectly in many instances, or indeed as activators of expression, a general correlation in functionality of the two groups is of interest [14], [15].

This pattern was suggestive of a second degree relationship, for example half-sibling or avuncular.