Sentence examples for appear to associate from inspiring English sources

Examining known protein-protein associations, Rv3616c (MT3718 or EspA) and EspB (Rv3881c) both appear to associate with PPE18.

This mutation and the adjacent G1899A mutation also appear to associate with increased risk of hepatocellular carcinoma.

Contrary to our expectations, explanatory variables such as political orientation, income, car ownership and region of residence do not appear to associate with citizens' preferences for spatial equality.

It is not an inappropriate image, given that it is Andy Burnham's favourite show, and that he grew up in the no man's land between Manchester and Merseyside, although he does appear to associate himself more with Dave, the part played by scriptwriter Craig Cash.

There is evidence that endometriosis as well as drugs used in the process of in vitro fertilisation appear to associate with increased risk for gynaecological cancer.

Following force-dynamic reasoning, when "pressure" acts on the rose (Fig. 3b), students appear to associate the force with a necessary outcome, in this case the development or gain of thorns (analogous to movement, up the ramp).

The president appears to associate trust with objectivity, which is exactly right.

Poliovirus capsid proteins appeared to associate with reorganized IF proteins during infection.

One such molecule called CREB-binding protein (CBP), which is an HDAC, appears to associate with NIs.

And he appears to associate himself with "judicial revulsion against American policies and methods" associated with detention of prisoners by the United States at Guantanamo Bay.

Second, suppression of aversive memories after consolidation appears to associate with increased prefrontal engagement but less concomitant hippocampal and amygdala disengagement when compared with newly acquired memories.