Sentence examples for are actually associated from inspiring English sources

Many seemingly arbitrary physical characteristics are actually associated with a particular kind of survival.

Episiotomies are actually associated with more postoperative pain, a much greater likelihood of tears in the anus (ouch), and other complications.

Recently I gave the "bipartisan" commission on Social Security reform -- many of its members and staff are actually associated with the ultra-conservative Cato Institute -- a very hard time over its interim report.

The water images are actually associated with the murder only by Heaney's fortuitous presence in Olympia; they are then forcedly yoked with it by the image of Brown's blood being hosed off the tarmac outside a sports club.

Yet history tells us higher dividend payouts are actually associated with higher future returns on stocks.

While the single farm payment is seen "…as an important cushion against commodity price volatility" (DAFM 2015), the data suggests that high direct subsidy payments are actually associated with higher market income risk.

Notably, death was limited to the NM population and was actually associated with downregulation of inflammation-associated genes, suggesting that regulated apoptosis is responsible for natural turnover of NM cells.

The training was actually associated with a decrease in accidents.

Surprisingly, they find that hedging – using language like "it could be the case" – is actually associated with more persuasive arguments.

"It all does tend to indicate that weight loss is not associated with lower mortality but is actually associated with higher mortality," said Dr. Katherine Flegal, an epidemiologist at the National Center for Health Statistics.

But the study's authors also found that Celebrex, which is made by Pfizer and remains on the market, was actually associated with somewhat reduced rates of kidney problems and hypertension.