Sentence examples for this would relate from inspiring English sources

One would assume that this would relate to future success.

Ms. Levinthal would not elaborate on the new proposal except to say that the state had asked the museum to be specific about what the money would be spent on and how this would relate to collection care.

Though the idea sounds enticing, a Tory spokesperson was unable to give any more detail on whether this would relate to how often items were stolen, or how difficult they were to attack through malware or hacking.

Among those with the full-blown disorder, this would relate to their failure to consider another person on an intimate level, seeing them only relationally: what can they do for me, or, in the case of their children, how do they reflect on me, or how have they disappointed me in what they've failed to reflect?

In reliability engineering terms, this would relate to the 'random failure phase'.

For spherical sodium potassium debris released from a Russian Buk reactor, this would relate to a diameter of about 4.6 cm.

Icons in this spot would relate the kind of person you are, Huntington says.

Precisely how the DNA methylation observed at this site would relate to polycomb activity which would normally result in specific histone methylation marks is not clear at present.

It is unclear how data from this method would relate to live mice or to the visual appearance of mice, many of which are 80 to 100% agouti.

This scale would relate to the actual influence the research had in the policy formulation process.

Compared to animal evolution, this time would relate to the evolutionary distance between fish and mammals.