Sentence examples for a rational association from inspiring English sources
In avoiding what might be considered a rational association, the ABC confirms a deep paradigm: drawing on the 100 million word, multi-generic, British National Corpus, the probability that a text with the word 'war' will also include the word 'violence' is 1% (Lukin forthcoming).
The rational association of TADs with the Herbst appliance can optimize treatment efficiency and skeletal response by reducing the occurrence of excessive lower incisor proclination.
Such a hypothesis could provide a rational for the association of ALDH with good prognosis or of CD44 with well-differentiated neoplasms.
The finding that the RtelN iron-sulfur cluster is sensitive to hydrogen peroxide and nitric oxide may provide a rational explanation for the association between the telomere length of chromosomes and oxidative stress in cells.
He explains that because the brain is in a less rational "free association state" the dream is the perfect environment for creative thinking.
The primary aim was to determine the prevalence of different levels of albuminuria, some (cardiovascular) risk factors and their associations, to develop a rational screening strategy for albuminuria in the healthy population.
Leeson is at pains to show the articles as a rational choice, enabling pirates to create a voluntary association that was stable and orderly.
"There was such an immediate attack that you couldn't get a rational dialogue going," said Cary Sherman, president of the recording industry association.
In a rational discussion, the existence of solid epidemiologic evidence showing no positive association of coffee-drinking with risk of cancer should be highlighted and should help to put the presence of acrylamide in coffee in its proper perspective.
In 2003, the US supreme court unanimously decided that visitation restrictions with a "rational relation" to prison management do not violate the constitutional right of association.
