Sentence examples for affection associated from inspiring English sources

The harm done is minimal compared with denying a child the love and affection associated with encouragement of self-determination.

The more severe renal affection is associated with higher mortality, length of MV and length of PICU stay.

3 In another recent study it was suggested that WM affection is associated with cognitive impairment in PD, and that brain changes progress in a sequential pattern with hypoperfusion preceding WM damage and grey matter atrophy.

It has been documented that AD with local or systemic affection are associated with genetic material loss; the presence of inflammatory cytokines, reactive oxygen species, and nitric oxide is involved in the pathology of AD as well as in the generation of MN, since the excess amount of these substances may show cytotoxic and genotoxic effects.

She celebrates the "feminine affections and compassion" associated with the family and suggests that civil society will fail without them.

Bhakti is regarded as affection for God and associated with a sense of his majesty.

Why?" So I tried to explain to her that what she's feeling isn't romantic affection, but the nostalgia associated with leaving the comfort zone that the ex-relationship provided.

Michele Howe calls I Shall Not Be Moved "a collection that testifies to the undaunted spirit of oppressed people everywhere", and states that it "relates a history of hard work, pain, joy, and the affection and heartbreak often associated with love".

The charters are first seen shortly after Æthelstan had become the first king of all England by his conquest of Viking-ruled Northumbria in 927, and in the view of Mechtild Gretsch the charters are the result of "the affection of a style associated with a glorious intellectual past in order to boost what was conceived as a glorious military and political achievement".

Our interest is to test H0: τ = 0 in model (6) to determine whether a given gene is associated with affection status.

We found that a higher level of affection by grandmothers is associated with more positive parenting behaviour in fathers (more 'positive responsiveness' and more 'cognitive stimulation').