The first component was closely associated with TP (association coefficient: 0.864), TN (association coefficient: 0.847) and also with salinity (association coefficient: − 0.586) and served to separate sampled coastal sites from sampled estuarine sites.
In the Otx2+/Oct4+ subgroup, the summits of the Otx2 and Oct4 binding peaks are closely juxtaposed, indicating close association.
Although insomnia appears to be closely associated with migraine, the association between insomnia and PM has rarely been reported.
"In 1936, he incorporated in Texas another union-busting outfit called the 'Christian American Association' which was closely associated with the Texas Ku Klux Klan," and he was backed in all of his union-busting campaigns by money from the du Ponts, Henry Ford, Howard Pew, and other well-known American financial backers of Adolf Hitler.
In cell culture studies, trivalent arsenic enhanced oxidative stress in a variety of mammalian cells, and this association may be closely associated with the development of arsenic-related diseases.
In conclusion, we found that commonly cited indicators of program quality ABIM-CEE pass rates, ACGME certification, and IM-ITE performance) are closely associated, and that the associations between other potential indicators of program quality are complex.
The association between migraine and insomnia was closely associated with comorbid anxiety and depression.
We are using here retrieval methods that are basically very similar (e.g., all using the same basic 2D substructural components and closely related association coefficients in a similarity fusion search), and it is hence not unreasonable to assume that a molecule satisfying the search criterion for one method is also likely to satisfy the criteria for other, related methods.
In order to study more closely the association of TTP with CXCR4 mRNA, we performed an RNA immunoprecipitation experiment using MDA-MB-231 cells overexpressing TTP or mutant C124R protein and an anti-TTP antibody.
In order to analyze the effect of a specific temperature and lag values on aggregated cardiovascular mortality more closely, the associations along the temperature ranges at lags 0, 1, 2, and 4 are plotted; the associations along the range of lags (0 to 10) for the temperatures corresponding to the maximum value of the temperature range and the 99th, 95th, and 90th percentiles are also presented.
