Sentence examples for been able to associate from inspiring English sources

Had he ever been able to associate a real person with the items he sold on the street?

"I think New York fans have finally been able to associate themselves with me in the sense that they understand that I am a blue-collar guy," James said at the Knicks' practice Friday.

But 170 of those sources "remain unidentified, and we have not been able to associate them with any kind of known physical object," Pavlidou says.

It is important to highlight the fact that previous estimations have not been able to associate that structural break with a behavior in the trend or the cycles of output.

Previously, we have been able to associate this phenotype with a loss of ciliogenesis (i.e. mechanism).

In this study, we have been able to associate Hsp27 expression with bad prognosis in PC patients.

ChiLS is able to associate with TCF enhancers through its association with Groucho.

She would see a picture of herself but not be able to associate herself with it".

The dog must be able to associate the punishment with the crime.

By identifying haplotypes and mapping their chromosomal locations, scientists are able to associate genetic variants with specific diseases and disorders.

"In terms of people being able to associate and be involved in learning, you have to put them in their backyard," he said.