Sentence examples for thought to relate from inspiring English sources

Factors which were thought to relate to profit, apart from cost and demand-related factors, were included in analyses as control variables.

Apoptosis is also thought to relate to lead neurotoxicity.

Memory processes are commonly thought to relate to a host of personality systems.

The incident was thought to relate to his past drug use.

In addition, just world beliefs were thought to relate to perceptions of inequality and collectivism within society.

The contraceptive efficacy of intrauterine devices (IUD) is thought to relate to the position of the IUD in the uterine cavity.

As hundreds of passengers remained stranded, the GMB union blamed job cuts at BA for the IT problems which were thought to relate to a power outage.

These adaptations are thought to relate to dispersal by ants, which store the seeds in their nests and eat only the fleshy part.

The regulators did not say what was contained in the formal "statement of objections," but they were thought to relate to businesses in Britain and Germany.

Russia was also charged by Uefa over fireworks being let off inside the stadium and racist behaviour, thought to relate to a banner showing the Celtic Cross.

Hicks's request is thought to relate to protracted negotiations over transfer funds and follows public disunity between the fans and the owners.