Sentence examples for associated red from inspiring English sources

Overall, participants associated red hues with a presence of hazard and blue hues with an absence of hazard.

The exit criteria, and associated red flags reviewed above, went a long way in defining whether or not there was a crisis.

Previous studies had associated red meat consumption with diabetes, heart disease and cancer, all of which can be fatal.

The study associated red light cameras with a 27% increase in rear-end crashes and a 42% decrease in red-light-running crashes across six Virginia jurisdictions (Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax City, Fairfax County, Falls Church and Vienna).

Bacterial escape was quantified by the number of actin associated (red, phalloidin-positive) fluorescent bacteria over the total number of intracellular green fluorescent bacteria at 30, 60, 90 and 120 minutes post-infection.

Computational work on clusters of the gold(I) thiocarbamate systems suggests that a compression of the length of the intermolecular aurophilic interactions results in reduction in the electronic band gap (BG) and the associated red shift in the emission.

"Boys might associate red with anger and girls might associate it with love," she said.

This response was shown to be sex specific and suggests that men may associate red with aggression or dominance, similar to what is known for males in other species (Ioan et al. 2007).

On one hand, we associate red with love and valentines.

All 24 F1 male offspring from the two crosses showed a red tail supporting the assumption that the same locus is associated with red colour in both species.

The myth that sulfites in wine cause headaches is largely associated with red wines, so it is not surprising that there is a negative effect of added SO2 on red wines intended to be consumed immediately.