Sentence examples for associated distinctly from inspiring English sources

γ-Tubulin (Fig.  1J) is associated distinctly with the poles of the AMS.

Because the LOH-positive cases may be influenced by the adverse effect of LOH on the cancer progenitor cells, the onset age of gastric cancers is associated distinctly with the LOH and MSI events.

Funny indeed, for a man who would come to be associated with distinctly un-Arctic environments: the gas-lit glow of Victorian London, the famous chambers at 221B Baker Street, and — further afield, but not much — the gabled manors and foggy moors where Sherlock Holmes tracked bloody footprints and dogs failed to bark in the night.

AF and CAD have emerged as important sources of morbidity and mortality in this segment of the population and appear to be associated with distinctly different determinants of disease pathogenesis.

Selection into marriage is associated with distinctly different personality profiles for men and women born before 1960, suggesting that gender-specialized contributions to household public goods were an important source of marital surplus for these cohorts.

It is known, however, that the lack of the PHB polymerase (PhaC) activity in this mutant strain is associated with distinctly lower activities of β-ketothiolase (PhaA) and acetoacetyl-CoA reductase (PhaB) [66].

The two limiting cases are associated with distinctly different cake formation processes: for (1) a smooth solidosity curve is found while for (2) the cake formation can be approximated by a solidosity step function (the 'two-solidosity' model).

The number of individual LMNA gene mutations now exceeds more than 300, and it is possible that the unique conformation resulting from each of these mutations may be associated with distinctly abnormal nuclear architecture.

These two are associated with distinctly different gene expression patterns and more importantly, a significant difference in clinical outcome.

Tugay forests are associated with distinctly greater NDVI values in the beginning of the growing season (April through May) than the other presented vegetation types.

Double CEBPA mutations are associated with distinctly favourable prognosis, whereas clinical outcome of AML patients with single CEBPA mutations is not different from CEBPA wild-type patients.