Sentence examples for and has associated from inspiring English sources

The Kannada-speaking Mr. Rajkumar is a revered figure of regional pride here, while Mr. Veerappan, a Tamil, had cast himself as a champion of the Tamil people in his demands and has associated himself with separatist Tamil militants who would like the state of Tamil Nadu to become a nation in its own right.

Madiba et al., at King Edward VIII Hospital in Durban, showed a perforated appendicitis rate of 34% and has associated this with delayed presentation[19].

Each of these faces is defined by three vertices and has associated with it the properties of the material of which it is made, such as visibility, etc.

Despite the versatility of distraction osteogenesis in limb reconstruction surgery, prolonged external fixation is uncomfortable for the patient and has associated complications [1, 2, 8, 9, 14].

Induction of fetal demise via transabdominal injection has been used to facilitate second-trimester abortion but requires a second procedure and has associated risks.

Removing all contamination in order to make a site suitable for any use generates waste and has associated environmental, social and economic detriments and benefits that should be taken into account.

For more than 20 years marine scientists have issued cautions about the reef, and have associated these cautions with human-induced climate change.

These reduction techniques are often imprecise and have associated complications [1, 2, 14].

X-machines model control and data flow unambiguously, and have associated with them a test set generation method that is amenable to automation.

That those sensations in combination were what I had previously labeled as "buzzed," "tipsy," "carefree" and had associated with fun.

I've always believed in traditional concepts of femininity and masculinity (vive la différence!), and have associated each with particular body types.