Sentence examples for a noticeable association from inspiring English sources

The sultans wished to have a noticeable association with the prestigious al-Azhar.

Higher similarity was found between sequences of viruses originating from the same country or from neighbouring countries than with other geographical areas and a noticeable association between genetic clustering and area of origin was observed in the phylogenetic trees.

It has also been reported that the acetylated and phosphorylated forms of histone H3 in cytological smears display a noticeable association of histone H3 modification with the progression of carcinogenesis from low-grade to high-grade lesions [ 58].

There is a noticeable association between alcohol consumption and CRC risk [ 33], and it is plausible that this association could also be modified by germline variants in enzymes that metabolize ethanol.

In contrast, despite their noticeable association with bacterial inclusions, Irgd, Irgm2 and Irgm3 do not play a critical role in anti-chlamydial defense.

There was a more significant increase of FD (frequency of mRNA decreases) values in SCC as compared to ADC (81% vs. 38%, P = 0.02) without noticeable association with tumor progression (Fig. 3, B and Table 2).

There was no noticeable association between the age of herbarium specimens and sequence recovery.

Although a noticeable attenuation in the association between SD and LOS was seen after adjustment for hypoglycemia (reduction from 6.3 to 4.4% increase in LOS per every 10 mg/dL increment in SD), there was no significant change in the association between SD and mortality.

Comparing these results to those in Table II, we clearly demonstrate a noticeable drop in power to detect association for F ST <0.01.

Even an addition of small amounts of PEP (1 mM) to the reaction mixture results in a noticeable decrease of the rate of association of pre-initiated 30S complexes with 50S subunits (Table 1).

Recent increases in ocean temperature were observed to have had a noticeable negative effect on the upward growth of the colony's skeleton, which had decreased since 1998 by approximately 30% in association with prolonged exposure to thermally stressful temperatures.