adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a related incident (=connected to another incident)
▪ The report describes a number of related incidents.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
closely
▪ One closely related question has also been the subject of much recent discussion.
▪ Over half the species of toothed whales are dolphins or the closely related porpoises.
▪ Again, the insectivores in closely related groups can coexist, whereas this is rare in the frugivores.
▪ Terms such as alternative, natural, unorthodox, or unconventional are closely related but not synonymous.
▪ A third, closely related issue is reliability of indicators.
▪ There were two closely related matters which concerned men of the late Middle Ages.
▪ Occupation and class, as we have seen, are closely related.
▪ A closely related objective is to develop children's understanding of the different ways in which meanings are conveyed.
distantly
▪ It seems likely, then, that genes from distantly related prokaryotes are occasionally recombined.
▪ Nevertheless, protein trees could be as misleading as rRNA trees for very distantly related organisms.
▪ Second, close relatives must resemble each other with respect to such a character more than do distantly related individuals.
semantically
▪ The results of the semantic priming investigation provide independent evidence of its ability to identify semantically related words.
▪ Collocations are similar to dictionary definitions in as much as they can be expressed as a headword followed by a list of semantically related words.
▪ In other words, can semantically related word pairs be differentiated from semantically unrelated word pairs by a computer?
▪ Results: The semantically related pairs were given higher scores than the control pairs in 34 out of 40 cases.
■ NOUN
activity
▪ Subject to the above, the related activity could be carried on within one area of the shop by any of the family.
▪ It involves order processing, warehousing and transport and related activities.
▪ Carpet manufacture and related activities had been the major provider of employment in the area up until the late 1960s.
▪ Iron production in Sussex stimulated a variety of related activities, not least charcoal burning.
▪ The management company may be dedicated to the purpose or this activity may be just one of a number of related activities.
▪ This in turn made it necessary to repeat the entry for all related activities, causing a great deal of duplication of records.
▪ This would reduce the Glen Coe parking space and keep the original building solely for rangers and related activities.
area
▪ There were three related areas of interest to us.
▪ Phillip is 34 and has several qualifications in civil engineering and related areas.
▪ Supervision in these and related areas can be provided.
▪ It is possible to pick courses in rather closely related areas or to diversify, depending on the student's inclination.
business
▪ Nor, Branson had now convinced himself, was an airline that far removed from the principle of expanding into related businesses.
▪ He says that it would make an ideal site for tourist related businesses.
▪ In overall terms the Cashmere related businesses had an outstanding year despite weaker raw material prices.
company
▪ Require subsidiary and related companies to establish and implement environmental policies which accord with the Group's policy and principles.
compound
▪ Many related compounds were made in the same laboratories and were investigated in more or less detail according to the promise they showed.
▪ It was enough to warrant an investigation of related compounds and a closer exploration of how they worked.
▪ Thereafter, the terpenes and related compounds were Tilden's major interest.
▪ We have now shown an invitro physiological response in colorectal tissue to the active metabolite of vitamin D 3 and related compounds.
concept
▪ It is a different though related concept.
▪ Heaven, its decree, and other related concepts, were reinterpreted as different aspects of li.
▪ The nature of these indicators, and related concepts of efficiency, effectiveness and economy have been the focus of much debate.
development
▪ There have been two related developments.
▪ Since then two related developments have given the group its unusual character.
▪ Stewart/Ranson therefore argue for four related developments to allow for greater popular participation.
▪ Trading estates have been laid out, factories built and resources in unspecified ways recirculated as investment for related development.
▪ Reaffirms the objectives of Green Belt policies and related development control policies as laid down in previous Circulars.
discipline
▪ For all positions, qualification to degree level in Mathematics, Economics, Business Studies or a related discipline is essential.
▪ Second, support can be drawn from related disciplines where psychodynamic methods enjoy considerable influence, e.g. psychiatry.
▪ Candidates should have a degree in Landscape Architecture or a closely related discipline.
▪ Applicants should have a good Honours degree in Management, Economics or related discipline and/or have professional qualifications.
field
▪ The work will be conducted in collaboration with colleagues in related fields at the Institute of Education and the City University.
▪ Providers: Institute or independent of the Institute Subject matter: Specialisation in particular accounting related field eg insolvency, taxation.
▪ She now has a similar job in a related field.
▪ This would provide a summary of recent developments in the various branches of psychology and related fields.
▪ This lack of explicitness will surely limit the significance of the book for researchers working in speech act theory and related fields.
form
▪ Some related forms are better studied in polished section like the corals.
information
▪ As the organization has expanded, the demand for manpower related information has increased in terms of volume, range and depth.
▪ It will investigate the use of local radio as a source of business related information by employers.
issue
▪ Its immediate cause resides in two distinct but related issues.
▪ We hope that this Update will keep you abreast of the latest developments in assessment and related issues.
▪ There is the issue of permanence, and the related issue of artefactual identity.
▪ Surprisingly children's knowledge and beliefs about unemployment and related issues have been almost totally neglected.
▪ A third, closely related issue is reliability of indicators.
▪ A related issue concerns empirical methodology.
▪ An Appendix to the Circular discusses a number of related issues, and relevant legislation.
▪ There will be opportunity for bodies to raise for discussion any related issues.
material
▪ This year's annual sale of photographs and related material includes pieces from the collection of the Reverend Calvert Jones.
▪ Management and the use of agrochemicals and related materials is a matter of growing concern throughout the world.
▪ This material will be discussed alongside other related material in chapter 17.
matter
▪ Two other related matters should be mentioned.
▪ Even resistant readers will find much informative discussion of speech act theory and related matters.
▪ The Royal Ulster Constabulary acted under army instructions in antiterrorist and related matters.
▪ This and related matters will be discussed in Chapter 3.
▪ There were two closely related matters which concerned men of the late Middle Ages.
▪ Magistrates also sit as licensing committee dealing with licences granted to public houses, off-licences, restaurants etc. and related matters.
problem
▪ Another example of welfare related problems was cited.
▪ The method of goal planning we will present here may be particularly helpful for clients with stress related problems.
▪ Release Advice and information on legal and drug related problems.
▪ The therapist should note how other siblings within the family have faired and whether they have had any stress related problems.
▪ A related problem is experienced with colored samples.
▪ A related problem is the evenness of the microwave background.
▪ These include drunken driving, underage drinking and research into alcohol related problems.
product
▪ Over one million tonnes of agricultural related products pass over the quays in Belfast each year.
▪ The deal will include racing strips, tracksuits and other related products.
▪ The function of research and development was very active, constantly upgrading product quality and in recent years moving into related products.
question
▪ One closely related question has also been the subject of much recent discussion.
▪ There is also the related question of the storage and retrieval of information on these compounds.
▪ In particular, they should pose three related questions.
▪ Issues raised in this chapter touch upon many related questions discussed elsewhere.
▪ The investigation explores the possibility of using probate inventories to cast light on this and related questions.
reason
▪ However, it is important for two related reasons.
▪ I shall not do this for two related reasons.
▪ There were a number of related reasons for this revolution in economic organisation.
▪ Democratic processes are difficult to operate in Northern Ireland for two basic yet related reasons.
▪ The yield on junk bonds did not compensate for their risks, for two related reasons.
▪ The choice of technique is a vital one in a conservation project, programme or national policy for two related reasons.
▪ These latter cases are dealt with here rather than in the previous chapter for two related reasons.
species
▪ Distantly related species may come to resemble one another closely.
▪ A few related species occur in the Jurassic.
▪ Similar processes would explain anomalies such as the existence of closely related species in widely separated locations.
▪ No cause is known for the mysterious catastrophe, which is now claiming members of related species.
▪ The same processes could explain how related species appeared on widely separated land masses.
▪ The proteins differ in amino-acid composition from one species to another but those of related species show some resemblances.
study
▪ For this new publication, Scully has created eight monochromatic etchings which will be shown with related studies and four new paintings.
▪ Approximately 70 percent of the course is devoted to design and technology studies and 30 percent to related studies.
▪ The University offers a programme of high-level courses in the area of accounting and related studies.
▪ In addition, two related studies are being undertaken.
subject
▪ This translation will involve not only labelling the subject, but possibly also indicating related subjects, as has been discussed earlier.
▪ Let us hope that the various electronics related subjects will be among them.
▪ Elision is a closely related subject, and in considering intonation the difference between strong and weak syllables is also important.
▪ Composition: a portfolio of original compositions plus either a critical commentary or a dissertation on a related subject.
▪ Performance: a practical recital plus a dissertation on a related subject.
▪ You should have up to three years experience after your degree in economics or related subjects, preferably as a business economist.
▪ Candidates for both posts must have a good degree in economics, econometrics, statistics or related subjects.
▪ The order of classes should bring related subjects into proximity.
theme
▪ Much of this work, by sociologists, ethicists and historians, has been critical, focusing on several related themes.
▪ The presentations marked the culmination of nine hour sessions between factory and school on three work related themes.
▪ Both books have a closely related theme.
▪ One approach could be to select a number of different types of evidence on a related theme.
▪ But it did offer a rather different view of international relations, based on the two related themes of transnationalism and interdependence.
topic
▪ Love voted for exclusion and concerned himself with related topics.
▪ It is this second problem, plus some related topics, that we will consider in this article.
▪ Rear Admiral Bruce Richardson will be on hand to discuss defence and related topics.
word
▪ The percentage of related words at this level is therefore 10% of 10%, i.e. 1%.
▪ The results of the semantic priming investigation provide independent evidence of its ability to identify semantically related words.
▪ Collocations are similar to dictionary definitions in as much as they can be expressed as a headword followed by a list of semantically related words.
▪ The format is also comparable, i.e. a headword followed by a list of related words in parentheses.
▪ In other words, can semantically related word pairs be differentiated from semantically unrelated word pairs by a computer?
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
closely related/connected/associated etc
▪ Cuvier noticed that the most recently extinct creatures such as the mammoth were closely related to living species.
▪ However, a further ten shared elements show whales to be closely related to hippopotami.
▪ It is not isolated but closely connected with contemporary movements.
▪ Perhaps even more than is usual in the social sciences, theory is closely related to practice.
▪ Power strategies are closely related to power bases.
▪ The men are often in the home, doing work closely associated with women in most societies.
▪ These enormous structures vary with age and are closely related to the dominance of their owners in the hierarchy.
▪ This is closely related to item 3 above.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ Applicants must hold a degree in accounting or a related field.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ A related issue concerns empirical methodology.
▪ Complications occur, however, in up to 46% of patients and the procedure related mortality is about 1-2%.
▪ Each attribute or set of related attributes is stored in its own file.
▪ Some sceptical arguments attack the notion of knowledge directly but leave other related notions, crucially that of justified belief, untouched.
▪ The argument that size and security are related has taken two forms.
▪ The nature of these indicators, and related concepts of efficiency, effectiveness and economy have been the focus of much debate.
▪ We provide professionally based practical home care to men, women and children who are ill at home with HIV/AIDS related illness.