Sentence examples for associated with a far from inspiring English sources

In low-birth-weight infants (< 1,000 g), chlorhexidine sponges were associated with a far higher rate of contact dermatitis of 15.3% and therefore should be avoided [67].

Any player that has crossed Hughes on the pitch or on the training ground has soon found themselves on the receiving end of a growl more closely associated with a far more ferocious bear.

Optimal vitamin D levels are also associated with a far lower risk of osteoporosis.

"This 'fountain of youth' is associated with a far worse level of psychological well-being than during any other period of adulthood," the authors said.

In low-birth-weight infants (< 1,000 g), chlorhexidine sponges were associated with a far higher rate of contact dermatitis of 15.3% and therefore should be avoided [ 67].

In this case, equivalent survival associated with a far lower complication rate in patients with cirrhosis would be an important finding.

The tragic killing of British parliamentarian Jo Cox, shot and stabbed by a suspect who may have shouted "Britain first!", a slogan associated with a far-right group and anti-immigrant protesters who also support Brexit, has led to a pause in the campaign, and the resulting lull in the heated debate may yet cause some to reconsider their votes.

New research suggests the drinks are associated with a health issue far more worrisome than the jittery effects of caffeine — risk taking.

The transition from non-vascular to vascular plants was associated with a gain of far fewer new genes (516) than the transition from basal vascular plants to basal euphyllophytes, which include angiosperm descendants (1350).

"Sadly," says Tomlinson, "the costs associated with a small claim often far outweigh the sum in question and therefore many people decide not to pursue the matter even though it can feel completely unjust".

In human CM, ROS have been associated with a pathogenic role thus far.