Sentence examples for associated with differing degrees of from inspiring English sources
Still, comparisons between ANDV and SNV infection of immunocompetent and immunocompromised Syrian hamsters, and the Turkish hamster/LNV lethal disease model could provide investigators with an important tool to use to understand why different hantaviruses are associated with differing degrees of mortality and morbidity in similar hosts.
Initial studies suggested a role for specific cytokine polymorphisms - for example, in the genes encoding IL-1 and TNFa [ 24, 25] - with evidence that IL-1 polymorphism may be associated with differing degrees of microglial activation in AD [ 26].
However, these arise at widely different ages and with differing degrees of severity.
China, Germany and the US have acted in different ways to insure themselves – with differing degrees of success, but they have at least acted.
For the question dealing with differing degrees of project ownership, we compared student descriptions of different types of research experiences.
Ryder Cup rookies come in all shapes and sizes, temperamentally unalike and with differing degrees of experience.
There are an estimated twenty-five thousand armed insurgents in Afghanistan, with differing degrees of loyalty to the Taliban.
The Pritzker prize-winning elder statesmen of Portuguese architecture, Álvaro Siza and Eduardo Souto de Moura have been the most laconic in their contributions, with differing degrees of success.
It can be offered in multiple formats, with differing degrees of emphasis on case teaching and case writing.
So argue (with differing degrees of vehemence) commentators James Grant of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, Gerald Celente of Trends Research and economist Walter J. Williams of the Shadow Government Statistics newsletter.
