Sentence examples similar to a coming association from inspiring English sources

Pisani did, however, note that, for breast cancer, prospective studies all showed no association with insulin or C-peptide, with all of the evidence for a positive association coming from cross-sectional studies.

"There's been a real coming together within the association by all the islands to come up with a good remedy to keep the costs down".

And yes, that can be pretty great – but any renown an editor gets still comes by association.

However, how such an association came about is a another story.

Cold fronts come in association with a low-pressure area.

The taint comes from association with his coach, Alberto Salazar.

The variant name, thermal window, also comes from association with the Thermae.

Results confirmed the trends of such risk factors to come in association, particularly in the adult population, which usually is unaware of having of some of them.

The other, more important, half comes from association.

Dr. Paul Heath, a Veterans Administration psychologist who founded a survivors association, came to the memorial to meet with journalists.

Then from 1950-65 she was a staff member of the important excavation of Gordion, the capital of the legendary King Midas of Phrygia, and from this came a lifelong association with the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology.