Sentence examples for associated with specific aspects from inspiring English sources
To determine if GA microsatellite length is associated with specific aspects of SLE we compared the presence of lupus-specific characteristics with microsatellite length.
Also, gait and cognition are linked following a specific pattern of certain cognitive domains only associated with specific aspects of gait, but not others [ 303].
We conclude that self-reported persistent low vitality is not associated with specific aspects of mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation capacity in PBMCs, but may have other underlying cellular dysfunctions that contribute to dNTP imbalance and altered ROS production.
Third, future research may aim to clarify the adverse physiological profiles associated with specific aspects of burnout (see, e.g., Marchand et al. [ 75]) or general distress complaints, such as depressive complaints, that often cooccur with burnout.
Watson, who maintains one of Canada's largest and most comprehensive breast tumor banks, has used microdissection together with array profiling to identify genes whose altered expression is associated with specific aspects of breast tumor progression.
We do not purport to claim that plasticity is "triggered" by the learning event (this will require greater scrutiny and other methodological tools), however, our current data indicate that LTD is tightly associated with specific aspects of spatial learning.
ESRD is associated with specific disease and treatment aspects.
Analysis of the phenotypes associated with specific gene inductions also revealed novel aspects on the mode of action of these proteins, particularly on the mode of action of BRC4 and BRCA2, which are discussed below.
The classification of gene expression patterns associated with specific stages of bulblet formation and development and functional characterization of the encoded genes are critical aspects for understanding the molecular and biochemical events associated with bulblet development.
GEMMs carry mutations in genes that are associated with specific human diseases and they can thus accurately mimic the genetic, phenotypic and physiological aspects of human pathologies.
