Sentence examples for associated between the from inspiring English sources

I think that the hatred and stigma that is associated between the church and homosexuality is caused by people who are afraid of something that they don't understand.

The LD, which is a phenomenon whereby genetic variants are associated, between the tested SNPs was calculated by the Haploview software (version 4.2) [27].

The results of the enrichment analysis of the genes that are associated between the copy number and the gene expression value.

But in our results, as well as the study by Oue et al (2001), there were significant differences associated between the loss of MGMT protein expression and promoter methylation (P<0.001).

Increased risks were associated between the dust storm period and all-cause ED presentations for both sexes (compared to other periods), these effects are similar between the sexes (males: RR 1.095, 95% CI 1.074-1.116, p < .001; females: RR 1.144, 95% CI 1.121-1.168, p < .001).001

There is a likelihood, as previously proposed, that it is not the symbolic system itself that is deficient rather the ability to associate between the two systems.

It is plausible that, in the course of learning, participants unconsciously learnt to associate between the "change" or "no change" of invisible images (faces) and the required response for visible eyes.

The minutes to hours process of digestion followed by absorption may dictate the animal to associate between the taste consumed and its delayed physiological consequences (for more information see reviews, Gal-Ben-Ari and Rosenblum, 2012; Kong and Singh, 2008).

Fisher's exact test was performed to estimate the associated between gene expression and the clinicopathological variables in each group.

When corrected for these problems, the associated between anti-takeover statutes and the hypothesized effect disappeared.

Table 1 presents the results of longitudinal multivariate regression models of the associated between banking crises and male heart disease mortality in high-income countries from 1960 to 2002.