Sentence examples for a well-defined association from inspiring English sources

There was a well-defined association peak on A2.

Virtual design features with well-defined associations with the parametric mannequins are enablers.

Well-defined associations cannot be established between production characteristics and enzymatic activities, and rumen microbial diversity in cattle fed tropical forages and receiving protein supplementation.

Well-defined associations in colonization between the bacteria were observed in children but not among mothers.

The well-defined associations observed in children were, however, not detected in the mothers, even when mothers were stratified by HIV-infection status.

Indeed, the well-defined associations of cigarette smoking and HLA-DRB1 SE with RA in European populations apply only to ACPA-positive disease and do not apply to seronegative disease [ 2].

Deficiencies in this gene have been associated with susceptibility to autoimmune and infectious diseases [ 29], and a well-defined but weak association has been found between some SNPs of MBL2 and asthma and atopy in children [ 29].

Late on August 21, a well-defined surface low developed in association with the tropical wave, though the associated deep convection was not sufficiently organized.

In our study, we investigated these putative associations in a well-defined collection of isolates from Indonesia.

Clustering methods are usually exploratory and, Speed says, don't provide an answer to a well-defined question; they can only show associations among genes.

Genetic association study in a well-defined cohort of 148 CH patients with information on drug response to triptans.