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Meanings of directly related in English

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Usage of directly related in English
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The latest bout of market nerves is directly related to political events.
The Irish Times
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The American Journey project is not directly related to AppLink, Hall said.
Reuters
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Of these calls, almost 20 per cent were directly related to suicide.
News.com.au
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Conclusion: TD indices are directly related to contractility and inversely to afterload.
Pubmed
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IL-9 expression was strongly upregulated and directly related to patch test severity.
Pubmed
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There has been speculation that this was directly related to funding issues.
Wired
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ECOG improvement is closely and directly related to pain management in MBP.
Pubmed
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Many of the public submissions directly related to substandard or unsafe care.
Reuters
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The violence has touched health workers, for reasons directly related to the pandemic.
News.com.au
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These results suggest an immunosuppressive effect directly related to tumor burden.
Pubmed
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The lobbying directly related to energy matters, according to regulatory filings.
Reuters
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However, scene complexity is directly related only to determining trajectory curvature.
Pubmed
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Four deaths were considered to be directly related to VREF infection.
Pubmed
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Are repo rates directly related to the overnight Fed funds rate?
Reuters
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Please avoid crafting content which is directly related to the coronavirus.
The South African
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But since it hadn't directly related to my work, I'd forgotten about it.
Running the books: the adventures of an accidental prison librar...
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New Zealand
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
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