Sentence examples for association terms from inspiring English sources

The suit, known as Alston after a lead plaintiff, argued that the N.C.A.A.'s rules barring payments to players — the center of what the association terms the collegiate model, and what is broadly known as amateurism — was illegal collusion.

Therefore, the conditional independence model ([EA] [EU]) and its corresponding higher order association terms, [EA] and [EU], were further examined.

Acute hospital admission rates decrease during weekends, but an admission during the weekend has been associated with higher in-hospital mortality, an association termed 'the weekend effect'.

Stable association, termed here "Golgi capture," requires ATP hydrolysis and intact microtubules, and occurs maximally at physiological temperature in the presence of added cytosolic proteins.

The resulting equation, named eCTS, has six adjustable parameters: three for the non-specific part, two for the association term and one for the ionic term.

To this end, we introduced a non-linear association term into the compartment model to represent bimolecular antigen-antibody binding kinetics (Fig. 1) [23].

For SConES, the association term is derived from Linear SKAT (Wu et al., 2011), which makes it possible to correct for covariates (and therefore population structure).

This article investigates the role of parity labour market associations, termed intermediary cooperative associations, in the dissemination of these models.

A technique used to optimize learning is the association of terms.

Also, a negative relationship exists between firms with foreign association in terms of ownership and environmental information disclosure.

"In New York, [the people] are not conservative at all, but we are restricted by the Carnival association in terms of what people can wear," Babb says.