Sentence examples for associated with out from inspiring English sources

A high percent congruity indicates that PE and KE fluctuate largely in phase allowing little mechanical energy recovery, whereas a low percent congruity is associated with out of phase PE and KE fluctuations and high energy recovery.

The fashion set has taken a liking to a style quirk once associated with out-of-touch dads.

For a time after the controversial 1965 Moynihan report, poverty researchers became skittish about discussing obvious pathologies associated with out-of-wedlock childbearing and welfare dependence.

Our aim was to examine whether hypomagnesemia at the time of hospital admission is associated with out-of-hospital use of PPIs.

One mode: Torsion I is a post-buckling mode associated with out-of-plane motion of the beam mass system, which is dominated by oscillating torsion of the beam.

The warm temperatures were also associated with out-of-range observations of several fish species, including yellowtail kingfish, snapper, dusky morwong, mahi mahi, blue moki and moonlighter fish, which may have been carried southward by the anomalously strong East Australian Current Extension.

Descriptive statistics and log-linear models were used to identify factors associated with out-of-pocket expenditure on delivery.

The gaps in the supply chain restrict lionfish from becoming a nationwide sustainable seafood, and state policies to remove the barriers associated with out-of-state sale will spur greater development of the supply chain.

OBJECTIVE: To investigate changes in the expenditure of giving birth in health-care facilities in rural China during 1998-2007, to examine the financial burden on households, particularly poor ones, and to identify factors associated with out-of-pocket expenditure.

The term is often associated with out-of-pocket costs related to cancer care; for example, in cases in which patients must pay the bulk of costs for investigational lifesaving cancer medicines.

Manufacturers can also embed their production lines with scores of digital sensors to closely track and correct problems associated with out-of-range tolerances, production waste, and other quality-control issues.