Sentence examples for association associated from inspiring English sources

or is a homeowner association associated with the Residential Unit in which the Tourist or Transient Use is alleged to occur may institute a civil action for injunctive and monetary relief against an Owner or Business Entity if….

A logistic regression was performed using threshold of association (associated or potentially associated) as the independent variable and rat genome location (ortholog of a rat mammary cancer risk locus or a randomly selected locus) as the dependent variable.

Our data additionally confirmed our own previous report of increased K-Ras mutation burden in advanced Dukes' C tumours (Smith et al, 2002) and identified a novel association associating K-Ras mutations with the presence of lymph-node metastases, consistent with the hypothesis that the K-Ras mutation is associated with a more aggressive tumour phenotype.

For alexithymics, the strength of any affective associations to health behaviours (Kiviniemi, Voss-Humke, & Seifert, 2007) is likely to be weaker, and as such they are less likely to learn from negative emotional associations associated with poor health behaviours (Ferguson et al., 2009a).

The TPJ is a heteromodal association cortex associated with the processing of phenomenological and cognitive aspects of the self [62].

Table 2 shows the quantification of association; the associated genotype profiles illustrated by correspondence analysis is shown in the Figure.

No association was associated with rheumatoid factor positivity and the minor (T) allele for the PTPN22 variant in either population.

Each of these OMIM-MeSH associations was associated with a p-value indicating the significance of the term-term association, p OM.

"It is also a matter of concern that payments have been made, apparently in Mr Hammam's personal capacity, to a number of AFC member associations and associated individuals," the report concluded.

In the best-evidence synthesis, we considered only significant associations as associated prognostic factors.

Indeed, in specific mutualisms as plant-pollinator associations, the associated species usually present co-adaptations involved in attraction, recognition and physical compatibility with the other species.