The high activity is associated with features of inverse spinel structure of γ-ferric oxide.
Specific patterns of poor health may be associated with features of the geographic environment where contamination or pollution may be occurring.
To identify genetic loci associated with features of histologic severity of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease in a cohort of Hispanic boys.
Lymphopaenia during sepsis was also associated with features of immunosuppression, such as spontaneous hypothermia and an increased risk of hospital-acquired infections, and was an independent predictor of poor outcome [9, 12].
Other recently-proposed causes for supply-side stagnation are associated with features of resource allocation, such as over-sizing of financial activities, as discussed by Canuto (2013b).
Cav-1 levels were lower in atherosclerotic plaques compared to unaffected arteries and low Cav-1 levels were strongly associated with features of plaque vulnerability.
Although the trawl survey targets demersal species (fish typically associated with features of the ocean bottom), pelagic species are caught in the trawls as well.
A faster formation time (i.e., lower biological age) was associated with features of unstable plaques (rich in macrophages and fat, less collagen, and fewer smooth muscle cells).
Low Cav-1 expression was associated with features of plaque instability such as large lipid core, thrombus formation, macrophage infiltration, high IL-6, IL-8 levels and elevated MMP-9 activity.
Strikingly, in both HMECs and MCF10A cells, the CD24− phenotype was constantly associated with features of an epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT), including the loss of epithelial markers and the concomitant gain of mesenchymal markers.
Correlations between in vivo aging and in vitro senescence Although the molecular process of replicative senescence is intimately associated with features of aging, it has been challenging to directly determine whether senescent cellular phenotypes normally accumulate with aging in numbers sufficient to influence pathological processes in vivo.
