Sentence examples for understandable relationships from inspiring English sources

Analysis of each sample's dQ/dV profile also gave us good evidence of understandable relationships between the fractions and electrochemical properties.

The dendrogram constructed by using unweighted pair group method with arithmetic mean (UPGMA) based on Nei's genetic distance, showed obvious distinctions and understandable relationships among the 24 accessions.

Well, there may be bubble aspects, but there's also a pretty clear (and economically understandable) relationship between the real price of gold and the real interest rate: when real rates are low, real gold prices are high.

Is known that poverty is an underlying cause of the high rates of prevalence and it is understandable the relationship of this to the country's high rates of unemployment, estimated on 51.2 percent.

I was wrong because I failed to see, as Andrew Sullivan saw, that the legitimacy of marriage would make gay relationships understandable to straights in a whole new way.

That was just one of a handful of scenarios the teenagers debated and placed into "healthy" or "unhealthy" categories: others included "posting mean/embarrassing statuses about your ex" (unhealthy) and "rushing into a new 'Facebook official' relationship" (understandable, but still not healthy).

As the FS score was low, it was, thus, understandable that the relationship between the genotype and expression in lymphocytes was modest.

However, it indicates a weak relationship between understandable questions and useful questions.

The positive relationship is understandable because livestock waste is the single most important source of manure in most parts of Ethiopia.

From this stage the data were transformed into understandable knowledge of the relationship between goals in course syllabuses and potential competence gained from this PBVE.

This relationship is understandable because shorter motifs allow more possible replication slippage events per unit length of DNA.