Sentence examples for a frequent association from inspiring English sources

Here, we examine the gene environment of Af1503-like receptors and find a frequent association with transmembrane transport proteins.

In clinical practice there is a frequent association between viral infection and bacterial infection.

Primary RES appears to have a frequent association with primary headaches especially migraine.

It has a genetic predisposition in the form of a frequent association with the human leukocyte antigen (HLA) B27 [10].

Interestingly, disease proteins showed a frequent association with ambivalent process type.

A frequent association of FM with affective disorders has been described [ 54].

Among 360 consecutive patients treated with aminoglycoside therapy in an ICU, AKI occurred in 58% and was independently associated with a lower glomerular filtration rate, hypotension, a higher prevalence of diabetes and a more frequent association with other nephrotoxic drugs [ 32].

The second study is COMORA study: comorbidities in RA (data not yet published), these two studies suggest a high disease activity in our country (300 patients from 10 centers of the country), the use of high-dose of corticoids, and a more frequent association with hyeprtension pressure, dyslipidemia, overweight and less frequent exposure to tobacco and alcohol.

Due to this frequent association, a hypothesis that tried to explain the cause of CDH, suggested its origin in the primary pulmonary defect [ 35].

Because of their frequent association for a year and a half in Italy and the growing intimacy between them, Bekker was moved to make her a proposal of marriage before they took leave in June, 1819, but was turned down because of their difference in age.

But it is only in the second edition that Kant then goes on to mention "David Hume" explicitly, as one who attempted to derive the pure concepts of the understanding from experience (B127): "namely, from a subjective necessity arising from frequent association in experience i.e., from custom which is subsequently falsely taken for objective".