Sentence examples for which bears directly from inspiring English sources

As it turns out, this is a particularly timely question, since there is a debate going on now in Washington over air-conditioners which bears directly on what happens during heat waves.

Moreover, a single measurement does not provide information about the radioiodine turnover rate, which bears directly on the thyroid absorbed dose [ 7, 11], and thus has a strong influence on the incidence of hypothyroidism after radioiodine treatment [ 12].

There are levers, cylinders, and other rigging to apply forces to the brake shoe, which bear directly on the rim of the wheel.

The early years of the 20th century witnessed various key developments in physics and chemistry, a number of which bore directly on colloids.

At the heart of the problem is the fact that there are two, three, four or even five levels of economic success among our population which bear directly on the deficiencies noted above.

The report also shows how a person is ineligible for most D.C. licenses if he or she has been "convicted of an offense 'which bears directly on the fitness of the person to be licensed.'" There are exceptions, among them asbestos worker, funeral director, boxer/wrestler and attorney.

The idea is to arm shoppers, parents of young children especially, with information that bears directly on body weight, which is the No. 1 predictor of health in affluent countries.

This consquence bears directly on our ability to see the right path to a true physics which was hitherto impossible.

Is there any empirical evidence that bears directly on these claims?

This bears directly on his accomplishment: His pastries are not only beautiful to behold, but also full of flavor.

It also illustrates another interesting trend — one that bears directly on the debate about the Buffett Rule.