We did not report on associations when studies did not distinguish between factors associated with retention in pre-ART care and post-ART initiation.
There is an unnamed but equivalent phenomenon with word associations, when particular terms get stuck together and can't be separated.
A Actually, the firm consists of myself and some associations, when necessary, on certain projects.
"It was very difficult for us to accept the lack of help from the national associations when we went for the Uefa Cup.
Why on earth Clegg would think it appropriate to evoke such associations when speaking about the United Nations, WTO and European Union is unclear.
Most of the estates maintained by the GLA were transferred either to local borough councils or housing associations when the body was closed down.
The Swedish press made much of these associations when they were unearthed a few years ago.
The findings are clinically relevant as they allow clinicians to consider these associations when facing patients with a potential MPDD.
This damage, however, can be recovered to a large degree in hybrid gels due to the reformation of ionic associations when the gel is unloaded.
Together with further cross generations (15th instead of 4th), this resulted in an almost per gene resolution and more significant associations when the transcripts are used.
One study of percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) found no significant associations when summary data from a large number of academic hospitals were analyzed [23].
