Sentence examples for unknown relation from inspiring English sources
The term proportional to 1/l9 turns out to be essentially the Lagrangian of the standard 1978 supergravity theory of Cremmer, Julia and Scherk, thus establishing a previously unknown relation between the two theories.
Ten protein truncating mutations were detected and one in-frame deletion with an unknown relation to disease risk.
Using the constructed predictive models from selected classifiers, we are able to make predictions for data points with previously unknown relation to host-microbe interactions.
Our studies also uncovered a previously unknown relation between 14-3-3ζ 14-3-3ζ 14-3-3ζ 14-3-3ζ plandng a crucial role in regulating FOXM1.
They would not have been reliably detected by focussing on single time points bearing an unknown relation to the period of change.
An advanced methodology of air pollution estimation by dispersion modelling of emissions, successfully applied previously, 3 34 35 allowed us to study long-term exposures, which are of great importance in the gradual development of atherosclerosis, 36 but with a largely unknown relation to inflammation.
On the second level, pharmacodynamic interactions are further grouped into four classes based on their 'sites of action', which are 'acting on the same target'actinging on different targets in the same biological process', 'acting on different targets in related processes' and 'acting on different targets in processes of yet unknown relations'.
This picture shows as yet unknown relations and differences between patients from these groups.
The components resulting from the PCA are based on the observed variance and not on predefined hypotheses, making this technique suitable for exploring unknown relations between variables.
This allows the inference of networks from time series data, which can be used to uncover the most important unknown relations between genes and to identify potential key regulators.
He adds that while in our reasonings we start from the knowledge of relations or facts and infer some previously-unknown relation or fact, moral evaluation cannot proceed until all the relevant facts and relations are already known.
