Sentence examples for to have relation from inspiring English sources

Then, the expert excludes the semantic groups that he/she considers not to have relation with the domain in question.

From these results it showed that community centrality appears to have relation with vertices that are central in their local communities.

The time variable phenomena of Jovian decimetric radiation (DIM) are expected to have relation to little known dynamic process of Jupiter's inner magnetosphere.

After multiple testing correction, no genes were found to have relation to the rs2891168 risk genotype, either on a genome-wide scale or on a regional (8 MB) scale.

In a stepwise regression, we failed to show any other factors to have relation with BDI1 score.

In its result, we have 7 seed genes (AR, BRCA2, CD82, MXI1, PTEN, CHEK2 and KLF6) and 13 inferred genes, of which 8 inferred genes (61.54% of the inferred genes) are verified to have relation to the disease.

"Before the United States used to tell us not to have relations with Cuba and Iran.

Elsewhere, expect Carl to mope about, Glenn and Maggie to have relations in unwise locations, and Daryl and Michonne to continue to be generally excellent.

Now he often wants to have relations more than the one night each month officially allocated for procreation — especially after he checks out Ann Coulter's Twitter feed.

But we also need to have relations with security services and police departments around the world directly, not going through Washington.

Current farm management was found to have relations with the hedgerows, field size, clay content and groundwater hydrology.