Sentence examples for associating the terms from inspiring English sources

GeneCite identifies the abstracts associating the terms and genes but has no direct measure of significance other than the number of abstracts (which favours more general terms over more specific terms).

Serb nationalists, associating the term with loyalty and an active defense of the nation, used it to describe various paramilitary formations that fought for the Bosnian Serb cause.

A 2013 study by University of Toronto researchers found that people associate the terms "typical feminist" and "man hating".

"Held" meaning hero, we associate the term above all with the heroic music dramas of Wagner.

As a Muslim, I had always associated the term with the Islamic ban on paying or receiving interest.

We often associate the term "food loss" with spoiled food in our kitchen fridges or overflowing bins behind restaurants.

"I've always associated the term with brands that mainly do T-shirts and sweatshirts," he says.

Few today associate the term "democracy" with its original Athenian definition.

It presented the Patent and Trademark Office with surveys showing people had come to associate the term Windows with Microsoft, and in 1995 the trademark examiners finally agreed.

He associated the term evil with the idea of a "false expectation", one that isn't borne out by the underlying probabilities.

The description was unfortunate because many Americans associate the term "swine flu" with one of the country's most prominent public-health debacles.