Sentence examples for would be relation from inspiring English sources

Since our cell lines had a normal sensitivity range (nM range) and had a DEF comparable to high and low values in literature, we measured dCK activity in order to determine whether there would be relation between DEF and dCK activity.

We wanted to measure how capable of retrieving related concepts the heuristics would be in relation to simple searches that considered lexical and syntactic variations.

That would be in relation to whether doing direct comparables, next year revenue projection multiples or similar effects.

As the gradual degradation with same failure mechanism has some regularity in macro, there would be certain relation between an arbitrary point of the degradation process and the correspondent RUL.

And although there would be public relations value to returning to Haiti, there are great challenges.

For Turkey, too, the best memorial would be improved relations with Armenia.

You said to me eighteen months ago that your next priority after a nuclear deal would be improving relations, particularly in the Gulf.

Asked whether the archdiocese expected such hostile reaction, Mr. Smith said, "There would be public relations fallout no matter what you do.

The three components of the programme would be good relations, good citizenship and steps into work.

(In one sense of the term "intrinsic relation", perception would be an intrinsic relation if this claim were true).

Mr. Jeong said warm inter-Korean relations would be difficult if international relations were frosty.