Sentence examples for associations real from inspiring English sources

In 2008, two Naples catering associations, Real Pizza and the Association of Neapolitan Pizza-makers, called on the EU to introduce regulations on what constitutes real "Neapolitan pizza".

For NHANES-related health association studies to be considered in a risk assessment context, however, best practices are still needed for interpreting reported associations against the background of all possible associations (real and spurious).

One reason for this is the association – real, but exaggerated by media and politicians – between the sovereignty process and Catalan conservative nationalism.

The Change.org petition, drawn up by a city worker using the pseudonym Caroline Charles to protect herself from abuse, says Blanc and his association Real Social Dynamics RSDD) promote "sexist, racist and criminal approaches to women".

It said: "We decry this persecution of one of our own, one who commited [sic] no crime and is being targeted simply for his association, real or imagined, by overzealous feds who seek to cut off the head of an idea, a group which has no leader.

Associations of real estate brokers who run multiple listing services have won similar suits.

Powerful constituencies, including the national associations of real estate agents and home builders, have publicly called for the government to maintain a role in housing finance.

Finally, the authors estimated that one-quarter of previously published associations represent real associations with common diseases.

To address whether such associations are real, it is also important to consider potential confounders.

27 Whether those associations are real is difficult to tell, Gilbert says, because humans are typically exposed to chemical mixtures.

The sample size is relatively small and thus the possibility of false negative or positive associations is real.