This meant that each surgical procedure could be associated more firmly with patient demographics, the type of incision, a specific implant, and the technique of fixation.
Ultracentrifugation of disrupted liposomes showed that about 75% of the liposome-associated GCSAa activity was firmly associated with lipids and that little GCSAa was trapped within aqueous compartments between lipidic lamellae.
In particular, delusions often seem poorly integrated with the rest of the subject's beliefs, and they can lack the affect associated with firmly-held beliefs.
Yet they implausibly insist that this is somehow compatible with remaining a full member of the EU: any talk of "associate membership" is firmly sat on.However, as our poll (see table) suggests, the Conservatives' reticence could cost them votes.
We provide evidence to firmly associate KMT2C, ASH1L, and KMT5B haploinsufficiency with dominant developmental disorders.
The U.S. auto industry with its futuristic robots learned this the hard way, while the Japanese (whom we firmly associate with robots) did not go overboard and simply stayed with lean production teams of human workers.
To Make Real Money, The Podcast Industry Needs to Stop Calling Them Podcasts | March 2016 | Venture capitalist Hunter Walk argued that podcasting needs to generate "listener revenue" in order to scale as an industry–not just rely on brand sponsorships and needs to abandon the term "podcast" to do so because people firmly associate podcasts with free content.
"People so firmly associate your musical identity with your location, which in some ways is correct, but also strange because we're all sharing the same Internet to some degree".
In our case, if genetic variants, firmly associated with circulating adiponectin levels, prove to be also associated with CV death, a strong case is made in favor of a causal role of adiponectin on CV mortality.
And everybody associated with Dia firmly believed that was important.
