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relatedness
[ ri-ley-tid-nis ]
- the state or condition of being associated or connected in content, purpose, effect, etc.:
The paper makes much of the relatedness between anthropology and folklore studies.
These two committees often meet in the same week because of staffing efficiencies and the relatedness of the issues.
- the quality, condition, or degree of being allied or linked by nature, origin, kinship, or an emotional or spiritual bond:
DNA fingerprinting allows us to identify relatedness between individuals.
Both theories emphasize the basic human need for relatedness that underlies interpersonal or social behavior.
Other yÐÄvlog Forms
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yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of relatedness1
Example Sentences
In this approach, the AI learns to weigh the relatedness among the outcomes while capturing their differences from the multimodal data, Lu adds.
The pattern of relatedness indicated the roaches achieved world dominance in two waves, both likely aided by humans.
The associated people seem to have been a large, well-connected community, where genetic relatedness played a significant role in the mortuary ritual.
Perhaps chastened by past criticisms, geneticists are now quick to concede that biological relatedness is only one element of kinship.
Over hundreds of millions of years, gene sequences mutate so much that any signal about the relatedness of different lineages is washed out.
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