Sentence examples for appealing associations from inspiring English sources

Responses yield consistent and intuitively appealing associations between well-being and life experiences, such as health and employment [23, 31].

It even has some appealing name associations - I'm thinking honeycomb or leaf tripe here more than reticulum, stomach lining or digestive tract.

The Microsoft Corporation yesterday won a legal fight to bar two computer trade associations from appealing a judge's approval of its antitrust settlement with the U.S. government and nine states.

The association is appealing, and filed for the stay of enforcement while the appeal is under way.

The association is appealing a federal judge's ruling that requires the Fed to disclose records of its emergency lending.

But this month, Kelly said that the property tax was an anticipated expense and that the association was appealing the county's decision.

We also believe that one appealing aspect of the association between βIII-tubulin expression and hormone therapy for PCa is the indication that anti-cancer chemotherapeutic drugs that preferentially target microtubules with a βIII-tubulin component might have greater value for the treatment of CRPC than would docetaxel, which is currently recommended.

It is perhaps intuitively less appealing to examine the association of variation in gene expression for complex traits one gene at a time, than to allow all measured genes to compete with one another simultaneously for inclusion in a model that adjusts for correlations among expression levels.

Instead, herders exercise political authority through clan or family heads, pastoral associations, and by appealing to the regional livestock service (ministry).

Consequently, these associations represent an appealing source of evidence when developing a novel prediction model [ 5, 10- 17].

Sprewell spoke with the players association yesterday about appealing his one-game suspension, which cost him $137,500 in pay.