Sentence examples for associations, for instance from inspiring English sources
Researchers cannot ethically test the effects of glyphosate in a randomized controlled experiment on humans, so instead they have to rely on animal studies as well as large-scale observational studies, in which they make associations (for instance, between farm workers with occupational exposure to glyphosate and increases in lymphoma).
Unravelling (transcriptional) regulatory networks by inferring complex associations, for instance, between genotype and gene expression, necessitates algorithms that take into account possible (allele-specific) interactions.
Furthermore, functionally independent proteins can share some GO term associations, for instance for very general terms such as "binding" or "cytoplasmic".
Some areas of the plot show double associations: for instance Ar6 and Ar2 with the bottom of Lj1; and the bottom of Ar2 and the top of Ar1 with the middle of Lj4.
Firstly, although this study comprises the whole spectrum of ductal carcinogenesis, the lack of power may have inhibited the documentation of significant associations; for instance numerical discrepancies concerning DCIS may become significant in larger comparative studies (approximately 500 DCIS cases).
The Swedish Hunters' Association, for instance, was founded in 1836 with the aim of building up moose numbers.
So there's a lot of talk at the players association, for instance, about trying to fix the game while preserving the "integrity" of the game.
But some smaller merchants and local groups — your local parent-teacher association, for instance — still don't accept debit card payments, so even bank customers who are very technology savvy sometimes need to get out the pen and checkbook.
One state bar association, for instance, admitted a lawyer who had an arrest record in another state.
The biogeography demonstrates a phylogenetic association, for instance subgenus Hermione having a lowland distribution, but subgenus Narcissus section Apodanthi being montane and restricted to Morocco, Spain and Portugal.
The Narcissus story has been popular with painters and the youth is frequently depicted with flowers to indicate this association, for instance those of François Lemoyne, John William Waterhouse, and that of Poussin depicting flowers sprouting around the dying Narcissus, or Salvador Dalí's Metamorphosis of Narcissus.
