Sentence examples for association leads from inspiring English sources

This well established association leads us to hypothesize that preterm delivery is also associated with neonatal T lymphocyte activation and maturation.

We find that lamin A-associated genes are predominantly transcriptionally silent and that loss of lamin association leads to the relocation of peripherally localized genes, but not necessarily to their activation.

But digital dominates, and the kind of tunneling thinking, familiar from Web searches, in which one association leads to another, and another, ad infinitum.

In a poem called, simply, Bees, the Australian poet Diane Fahey notices the creatures in her garden and thinks of "golden honeycomb//of Daedalus,/the twinned bee brooch/from Knossos" and the association leads her to understand something of the bee's foundational role in the natural world.

Unfortunately, changing the MN association leads to loosing the connectivity which causes service interruption, data loss, and serious impact on the application functionality [131].

Atomic force microscopy studies of calcium-induced gel precursors, and fragments released from gels, suggest that association leads to a branched fibrous structure within the gels.

This strict association led to the suggestion that HEPN domains functioned in conjunction with the associated MNT domains.

The association led the opposition to the Holliswood comfort station.

The statistical association led to further investigation to determine for which protein the gene contained instructions.

Yet even those revels, sighs Viraf Mehta, a 34-year-old single banker who heads the association, led only to fleeting "hook-ups".

Paul Jankovic Bethany Beach, Del .• To the Sports Editor: The N.B.A. players association, led by Derek Fisher and Billy Hunter, is out of touch with the economic realities of the day.