Sentence examples for associations bear from inspiring English sources
These associations bear the question whether gene length, the methylation status of genes, and/or the propensity for splicing are indicators of evolutionary sequence conservation.
As an institution, the players association bears some responsibility for that.
Finally, if we assume that many of the cis eQTLs in the AA and HA were caused by PS and consequently excluded by eigenvector adjustment, the false trait-SNP associations should bear the following properties: (1) the gene expression trait should be differentially expressed between subpopulations, and (2) the SNP allele frequency should be different between the subpopulations.
Further, such an association might bear some potential supports for the hypothesis stating that even proto-rRNAs (especially the proto-ls-rRNAs) themselves might have evolved from ancient group I introns [ 57].
These associations were borne out by study of characteristics of outliers in the sample.
If these associations are borne out in future studies, the subgroups of women who either have a high BMI or whose first tumours overexpress c-erbB-2 may warrant closer screening for CBC.
Epidemiology specifically has been criticized for a tendency to produce false-positive results (i.e., individual study associations not borne out by the weight of the evidence) or to preferentially report positive findings over negative or inconclusive findings (i.e., publication bias) (Boffetta et al. 2008, 2009; Ioannidis 2005; Kabat 2012; McLaughlin and Tarone 2013).
Instruments reserved for women are often round or curved and may bear associations with the moon or water.
In September he won a lifetime achievement award from the Americana Music Association that bears its name.
Even if the city does not officially recognize Rosehill, the association that bears its name will continue to acknowledge the neighborhood's boundaries.
It's hard to exaggerate the immense impact this still very raw history has on social pressure to eat meat, and the consequent association it bears with wealth and health.
