Sentence examples for a remarkable association from inspiring English sources

Peter Harringon called the copy's dedication "a remarkable association, arguably second only in importance to the dedication copy inscribed to Pound".

Narcolepsy bears a remarkable association with Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA -DQB1*0602 allele, suggesting tHLA -DQB1*0602une process underlies the palleleysuggesting narcolepsy [2].

A remarkable association between the levels of oestrogen and telomerase activity has been shown under physiological conditions [ 37].

13 In addition to cultural background and sex, there is a remarkable association between education and smoking behaviour.

In the case of CAM, there was a remarkable association of the use and willingness to present on another occasion for special counselling, possibly reflecting the strongest health-belief of the fields studied here.

Although the original study had not looked at cancer of the prostate (Chen et al. 1985), the subsequent study found a remarkable association between arsenic exposure and prostate cancer mortality in this population (Chen et al. 1988).

The fact that these combined models could not totally account for the strong FFLness score, and that we also identified a remarkable functional association between the constituents of these FFLs, indicates selection for a pattern of aggregated FFLs that we propose in a later section in detail.

A remarkable high association is found for pipamperone (ROR:24.62; 95% CI 13.16 46.07), an antipsychotic drug mainly used in Europe.

Tissues with distinct expression profiles such as placenta, adrenal gland, ovary and pituitary show a remarkable correlative association with distinct TFBSs in the promoter regions of imprinted genes.

This remarkable association of sarcoid reactions or sarcoidosis with malignant lymphomata and associated malignancies seems to justify speculation on the possibility of a common aetiological factor, e.g. in the form of an altered immune reaction.

Among these factors, job strain, overcommitment and social support demonstrated remarkable association with work-related burnout, which could explain 30.1% of variance in burnout.