Sentence examples for associations link from inspiring English sources

The associations link up in the end, sort of, but this is one crazy ride from one randomly linked episode to another.

The functional context associations link this gene firmly in the B- and T-cell signalling and differentiation as well as to immunoresponse, in line with a prominent transcriptional activity in immunological tissues (Figure 6D).

Our results show that many associations link these complexes.

With expression studies, associations link SNPs directly to the expression of a particular transcript but in itself, does not necessarily reveal anything of the transcriptional mechanism.

The term annotations page, which can be accessed via the associations link next to a term name, lists gene products annotated to (i.e. associated with) the GO term and its children in the ontology.

Citing evidence from observations in humans, work in experimental animals, and inferences from related studies in other fields, the authors note that a "wealth of ecological associations link TB with malnutrition in populations affected by famine, war, natural disasters, poverty, mass migration, and confinement in prisons or ghettos".

The book defines it as "a set of associations linked to a name, mark, or symbol associated with a product or service a brand is much like a reputation".

I have argued that there are neurobiological associations linking the arts and mood disorders.

The farmers are organized in two associations linked to the P.R.I., the Institutional Revolutionary Party, which ruled Mexico for 71 years until 2000.

"Our ultimate objective is to take religion out of public schools completely," said Maite Pina, president of a federation of 11,500 parents' associations linked to public schools.

News of the arrests came as the federal authorities banned three associations linked to the Salafist movement in Germany, saying the groups were involved in recruitment, in fund-raising and in the distribution of propaganda over the Internet.