Sentence examples for able to associate to from inspiring English sources
In this case we are only able to associate, to two given actions with the same (nu )-type, an invariant in a quotient group of (H_2(G,{mathbb {Z}})) which is the 'difference' of the respective (hat{epsilon } -invariants.
Double mutants at Cys3 and Cys4 of GAP-43full and N13GAP-43 were not able to associate to any membranes and occurred diffusely throughout the cells, characteristic of cytosolic proteins (Fig. 2A).
In parallel experiments, we found that fluorescent Aβ was able to associate to cell membranes giving a morphological correlation to the membrane-perforating actions of the peptide (Fig. 3C).
Like some other RONs, RON12 appears to be able to associate at least in part with the MJ during erythrocyte invasion by merozoites.
ChiLS is able to associate with TCF enhancers through its association with Groucho.
Harding said: "We hope the gallery will bring pleasure and interest to Science Museum visitors and feel privileged to be able to associate ourselves with it.
She would see a picture of herself but not be able to associate herself with it".
Yet fewer people are readily able to associate Mr. Bloomberg, who is now an independent, with any single issue.
Had he ever been able to associate a real person with the items he sold on the street?
The dog must be able to associate the punishment with the crime.
"In terms of people being able to associate and be involved in learning, you have to put them in their backyard," he said.
