Sentence examples for time relate from inspiring English sources

There are no self-administered questionnaires for lower limb function and chronic inflammatory joint diseases that take hip, knee and foot into account and at the same time relate to sport and recreational activities or to leg-related quality of life.

It disagreed with the election court's decision that a false statement can at the same time relate both to a candidate's public and personal character (para 109).

These findings agree well with existing fracture data, and for the first time relate microstructural parameters with overall toughness.

Environmental responsibility and the sustainable development of mineral resources are a topic of critical importance to the mining industry and at the same time relate to operational and rehabilitation costs to be considered in technical studies.

It would be of great interest to know how changes in the rate of perceptual drift over time relate to the dynamics of aftereffect buildup.

Hence, besides a more accurate estimation of the risk gradient between HbA1c and diabetic complications the presented method can be of importance in the clinic for prognosis and pathogenesis understanding which HbA1c values in time relate to any developed diabetic complications.

"Some people would have had a hard time relating".

What are you doing?"' Patients may have a hard time relating to people, she said.

"Some of the younger ones especially have a hard time relating to women as ordinary people".

People with Asperger's have a hard time relating to other people.

Prosecutors indicated that the presentation was a result of Andersen's discussions at the time relating to Enron.