Sentence examples for associated through from inspiring English sources

Hashimoto's is associated, through a group of underlying genes, with more serious autoimmune disorders, including juvenile diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, multiple sclerosis and Graves' disease, which causes hyperthyroid, or overproduction of thyroid hormone.

Ms. Yazdanparast bristled at suggestions that she was closely associated, through Jamiat-i-Islami, with Afghanistan's warlords, many of whom maintain private armies even while holding government posts.

Finland became an associate member in 1961 and a full member in 1986; Iceland was admitted to full membership in 1970; and Liechtenstein (formerly associated through a customs union with Switzerland) became a full member in 1991.

Carty says that aside from Robinson, Anderson and Williams, there was one other person who knew the truth about what happened to Rodriguez – a man called William Arvizu, with whom she was associated through her work for Mathis and the DEA.

Gary Burtless, a senior fellow in economic studies at the Brookings Institution, agrees that elite proponents of cutting benefits for the elderly have a narrow view based on their own high incomes and comfortable lives: "The median voter has a much more well-rounded sense of the risks associated through everyday life than the elite," he said in an interview.

As Lester points out, alcohol and suicide may be associated through unobserved factors [41].

It has words as nodes associated through co-occurrence or semantic co-relation.

In this way, Enlightenment philosophie became associated through Voltaire with the cultural and political program encapsulated in his famous motto, "Écrasez l'infâme!" ("Crush the infamy!").

Precisely-measurable attributes may characterise functional aspects of a service, in which case they are associated, through the belongsTo property (see Fig. 3), with the functional category to which the service pertains.

This led to the proposal that the GABAB receptor forms at least dimers of heterodimers associated through the GABAB1 subunits (Maurel et al. 2008; Comps-Agrar et al. 2011, 2012).

Once the system is trained, a document image presented to the system is first divided into ligatures, primary and secondary ligatures are separately recognized through HMMs and later associated (through assignment of dots and diacritics to the respective characters in the primary ligature).