Sentence examples for be associated to some from inspiring English sources
It was hypothesised that this behaviour would have a physiological significance and could be associated to some damage process occurring within the organic phase caused by energy absorption during cyclic loading.
Branching morphologies are found in many types of natural phenomena, and may be associated to some kind of optimization, expressing the evolutionary adaptation of natural systems to their environment.
This property was likely to be associated to some extent with commercial functionalizing of the AuNP with polyethylene glycol (PEG).
30, 31 Consequently, reduction of CRP could be associated to some extent to improvement of knee conditions.
Depressive symptomatology seemed to be associated to some extent with the performance differences found between the groups.
In any case, both fold-critical E-value and ratio can be associated to some level of false-positive rate as part of the error-adjusted domain coverage formula.
Interestingly, quite recently the ENCODE Project (Encyclopedia of DNA Elements) has revealed that the vast majority of human genome is pervasively transcribed and almost the totality of the DNA is associated to some biochemical RNA-associated function [ 5].
Development of complications has been associated to some risk factors such as background of having suffered peptic ulcer or gastrointestinal tract bleeding, age, dose and type of NSAID used, the simultaneous use of two NSAIDs or a NSAID with corticosteroids or with anticoagulants and having a serious underlying disease.
The issue of multiplicity for solutions of an initial value problem that is associated to some nonlinear differential equation is essential in the modeling of complex phenomena.
In the setting of this study, both hip abduction and adduction were associated to some degree of flexion, whereas hip flexion was associated to some degree of abduction.
