Sentence examples for be a constant association from inspiring English sources

And while there are regulations for when celebrities officially endorse a product, in the Olympic arena there will be a constant association between athletes and product brands, something Dr Adams believes "is endorsement at some level".

Then I imitated my 3-year-old son: "I don't want to eat the green beans because of the PANDA BEARS!" I mean, living with a toddler is a constant stressor on one's association with reality, right?

17, 18 It is also unclear whether the impact of comorbidity on lung cancer survival is a constant property or if the association has changed over time.

Arafat's association with violence was a constant feature of his politics.

Hence Palermo was in constant association with the principal capital Naples, where there was architecturally a growing reversion to the more classical styles of architecture.

Qualitatively, the exponential function can be approximately transformed and interpreted by setting exp{-p*P} = 1/(1+p*P) (p being an association constant and P the effector concentration), which is approximately valid if p*P is close to zero.

Two or three females, with or without offspring, may be found together, but groupings are fluid, the only constant association being between mother and dependent offspring.

Congestive cardiac failure and malignancy were two constant associations of elevated NLR at > 3.3 and > 4.5 respectively.

This loss could have been propelled by the constant association with a Serratia facultative endosymbiont, holding an intact set of genes for this route.

Might the Magic Kingdom have indeed been wary of the constant association with burgers, fries and greasy fingers?

The quantity of electricity involved during this reaction is a function of the association constant of the electrolyte.