Sentence examples for associate better from inspiring English sources

Discuss with your employer what your title will be: postdoctoral fellow (least desirable), research associate (better, but could mean just about anything), staff scientist (much more respectable, and easier to compare salaries between companies), or Director of Research (you might as well ask).

Further, it appeared that cultured responses may associate better with protection from malaria both in malaria-naïve individuals following TRAP vaccination in the UK [19] and in studies of responses to the CS protein in The Gambia [9].

In AD, these soluble Aβ forms associate better with disease severity [ 88] and dementia [ 87], and display stronger correlation with synaptic loss [ 79].

This distribution closely correlates with the rainfall and evapotranspiration distribution (Fig. 2) with higher population in areas of high rainfall and associated better agricultural land.

Serum level of AMH is associated better with a decline of oocytes/follicles over time.

Other reasons cited were related to the patients' perception of better overall care, including expertise, and associated better attention, treatment and results, to be found abroad.

The increased CI was not only associated with better renal function, but also associated with better renal outcome.

Shorter stroke duration was associated with better spirit HRQoL, whereas longer duration was associated with better psychoemotional HRQoL.

Voucher-based reinforcement was associated with better retention, while adaptive stepped-based care was associated with better adherence to scheduled counseling sessions.

For example, IDH1 and IDH2 mutations are associated with better glioma patient prognosis [ 7– 9], and Braf mutations are associated with better prognosis in acral lentiginous melanoma [ 10].

The drugs prolong the presence of the neurotransmitter serotonin, which is associated with better moods.