Sentence examples for associated rather than from inspiring English sources

Investigations of these later centromere pairs indicate that paired homologous centromeres are actively associated rather than positioned passively, side-by-side.

Such declining success of candidate-gene studies is also seen by plotting the probability that cases were tested for polymorphisms that were found after meta-analysis to be associated, rather than unassociated, over time (Figure 8 C).

In contrast, recA mutants of STEC produce a very low level of Stx, and the toxin that is present remains largely cell associated rather than being released into the supernatant (24, 26, 27 ).

One reason is that the rationale for their choice of 5 × 10−7 was based on prior odds for a region being associated, rather than a single SNP, and adjustment towards single SNP tests could bring the estimate closer to ours.

"They should have more sales associates rather than handing out beepers to their customers".

However, the Somoza family and their associates, rather than the Nicaraguan people as a whole, were the main beneficiaries of the country's income.

That will determine whether we are technically just in the EU as a de-facto associate member (associate rather than full because we are outside the euro), or whether we are technically just outside as a member of EFTA.

Speaking face-to-face with my associates rather than just talking to them via conference calls or Web casts was fantastic.

From these stelae, epigrapher Tatiana Proskouriakoff was able to identify that they contained details of royal rulers and their associates, rather than priests and gods as had previously been theorised.

We depend on our diverse global workforce – whom we refer to as owner-associates rather than just employees – to deliver superior technology solutions to our clients, and we look to a diverse network of suppliers for our own goods and services.

This GWAS-based pre-filtering does not take LD into account, i.e. it selects the m most associated SNPs, rather than the m most associated independent loci.