Sentence examples for well relate from inspiring English sources

These differences may well relate to the focus of comparison studies on work-related LBP only (using different descriptions of LBP), and collecting LBP experiences from older physiotherapists, which may attenuate the high prevalence of LBP reported by students or young graduates.

Regarding "Breaking the mold on U.S. foreign policy" (Views, Oct. 2): Except for the interventionist crowd, Americans may well relate to Graham E. Fuller's excellent article arguing for the quiet "unraveling" of American exceptionalism and unilateralism.

Asphalt sealant's properties were found to well relate to APJ mixture performance.

The orientation of the stripes, in which ocular dominance organize and which define the direction of the topographic shear, may well relate to the 3D form of V1.

Genetic factors may contribute to these higher prevalence and incidence rates in Turkey, but it is possible that these high rates may as well relate to study methodology.

This implies that almost periodic time scales in [8] are too restrictive and cannot well relate general time scales (also see [10]).

Ms. Goskowski really did think of her trip to Nazareth and Martin as something, well, related to the soul.

(The insurance may cover you in other instances as well, relating to easements and other matters, but we'll leave those aside for now).

His BBC broadcasts from the Second World War are written in the style of his brisk, confiding drama criticism, popular journalism of a high order, simple narratives well related.

His bizarre life (well related in Bill Landis's frank 1995 biography) put him in touch with diabolist Aleister Crowley, Mick Jagger and the Manson Gang, and Mapplethorpe, Scorsese, Fassbinder and Lynch have acknowledged his influence.

Certain micromechanical properties and the rheological properties are well related.