Sentence examples for be associated by common from inspiring English sources

Mutants within the Rosetta compendium may be associated by common KEGG category (71 mutant experiments) or by protein-protein interactions annotated in MIPS PPI (30 mutant experiments).

For the KEGG dataset, 619 proteins were associated by common KEGG category, among 2485 possible associations between mutants.

The neuropsychiatrist VICE spoke to, who did not wish to be associated by name with a story about an alleged sex cult, said it is also common for young people to simply get better as they age.

But as the meanings of words change, folk came to be associated with the "common people".

Colorectal adenomatous polyps are apparently not a causative factor of colorectal diverticulosis but may be associated with diverticulosis by sharing one or more common risk factors such as age, high-fiber diet, and alcohol.

One contains all genes in the erythromycin-biosynthetic (ery) gene cluster and the other seems to be associated with erythromycin production by sharing common intermediate metabolites.

Rarely, cholestasis is associated with common bile duct compression by a mass in the pancreatic head or by enlarged perihepatic lymph nodes [ 13].

Our study advances the understanding of the association between glycemia and subclinical CVD by demonstrating that A1C was associated with common CIMT and internal CIMT in participants from four racial/ethnic groups.

All the things that might be associated with one were present Sunday: 80 people drawn by a common conviction.

In fact, we found that all the variations selected by dominant amino acid were associated with common HLA alleles and rarely changed from the consensus sequence, even after they were transmitted to HLA-unmatched recipients.

Significant pain and discomfort were associated with common ICU procedures.