Sentence examples for associates very from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, excitation sculpting is probably the most efficient way to achieve selectivity in an NMR experiment, since it associates very clean frequency selection with "user-friendliness".

Despite the potential importance of coral bacterial associates, very few studies have characterised the differences in the coral bacterial community composition between coral species, locations and biogeographic regions in a replicated and statistically robust manner.

Binding studies show that unlike RDs of RIG-I and LGP2, the RD of MDA5 associates very weakly or not at all with dsRNA or IVT RNA (Cui et al. 2008; Li et al. 2009a; Takahasi et al. 2008, 2009).

"Also, a lot of work with women in Egypt was hijacked by Mubarak and the concentration on women's issues is associated very much with the old regime".

Additionally, HR is associated very closely with DNA repair including mismatch repair (Spies and Fishel, 2015).

In contrast, both pairs of homologous telomeres of chromosome 19 (but not in other chromosomes) are tethered (associated) very frequently.

The formation, structure and metabolism of immobilized microbial community are associated very closely with hydrodynamic shear force in reactors.

For example, a subtype of macrophage found in the intestine, the muscularis macrophages, associate very tightly with enteric neurons to help regulate intestinal peristalsis [20].

Despite this, legislation passed by the United States Congress tends to be associated very strongly with the president who signed the bills.

Our results indicate that varicosities associate very closely with PC12 growth cones, to the extent of possibly being involved in the neurite outgrowth process.

Mycoheterotrophic plants are considered to associate very specifically with fungi.