Sentence examples for associated with the start of from inspiring English sources
More than two centuries would pass before the advent of the wave of technological progress associated with the start of the industrial revolution.
The later date is associated with the start of the N.F.L. season, a package of programming that everyone involved agrees cannot be denied to subscribers.
Takuji Usui, of the university's school of biological sciences, said: "Many plant and animal species are altering the timing of activities associated with the start of spring, such as flowering and breeding.
It was a bold statement to make at the time, and one that some have associated with the start of a transformation in financial technology.
An abnormally-large Auroral index (AE) associated with the start of the storm suggests that the cause of the equatorial electric field changes is due to the disturbance dynamo effect.
This developmental phase is strongly associated with the start of substance misuse (tobacco, alcohol and drugs), which may be secondary to normal adolescent 'highs' or to early hypomanic episodes, as suggested by the results of the NCS-A study (see also review of Post and Kalivas 2013).
We wondered therefore whether STAT1 binding sites are also closely associated with the start positions of other "key" IFN-γ-inducible genes.
The higher intraclass correlation coefficients and the narrower limits of agreement in the variables associated with the starting position of 20 degrees knee joint flexion, indicate that these variables are more reliable than those associated with 40 degrees.
For this to continue, the mining industry must meet several challenges associated with the start-up of new projects.
Without a high internal locus of control, individuals would be unlikely to risk exposure to the difficulties associated with the starting up of a new and unproved business venture.
The overall peak power and energy demand associated with the start-up phase of each pulse of output power was determined for a range of dwell times.
