Sentence examples for associated indeed from inspiring English sources

The answer is a complicated one, but the short version is this: The Interview, written by Franco pal Seth Rogen, is informed by metamodernism, a new cultural paradigm with which Franco has often been associated (indeed, The Daily Mail even called him its "torchbearer").

Human DAG1 through its PPI with CAV3 becomes connected to the mouse ortholog of DAG1 which is associated indeed with a 'muscular dystrophy' phenotype, giving a strong indication also for human DAG1 to be involved in such a phenotype.

In the aftermath of World War II, the centrality of Kokugaku in intellectual discourse on Japanese national identity continued, but now it was widely associated with (indeed, blamed for) the rise of Japanese fascism in the 1930s.

If U1 snRNP associated factors indeed bind this site it would most likely block the binding of factors required for the recognition of the 3' splice site.

The strength of these correlations suggests the PEPC scales are associated but indeed measure different aspects of parent experiences.

With a large population in GOLDN, we found that age was indeed associated with APOE methylation and linked those associations to changes in plasma lipid profile.

Enteral feeding was indeed associated with AbVAP in our study, but the association was not significant in multivariate analysis.

Porches are indeed associated with the middle class.

"This place is indeed associated with Anwar al-Awlaki," Mr. Alimi said.

Transfusion is indeed associated with risks that are diverse in nature.

A high life satisfaction is indeed associated with the presence of friendship.