Sentence examples for been associated with new from inspiring English sources
This vision is so intoxicating, it can be difficult to resist the messianic temptations that have long been associated with new technologies.
C1 Housing Market Altered As refugees from New Orleans poured into Baton Rouge, along with workers who expect to help with the rebuilding effort along the Gulf Coast, the local housing market has suddenly experienced the kind of frenzy that has been associated with New York, Miami or Silicon Valley in the past few years.
Also these generalizations have been associated with new and generalized classes of contractive mappings.
The SCN1A gene has a causative role in some epilepsy syndromes (severe myoclonic epilepsy and GEFS+) and has recently been associated with new and different clinical phenotypes, such as focal and generalized cryptogenic epilepsy [35] and atypical Panayiotopoulos syndrome [40].
Though he's been associated with New York throughout much of his professional life, the paintings in Stumbling Pioneers, which will be displayed in London's Victoria Miro Gallery, were created in his first American home, to which he's returned after a 20-year absence.
Interferon α treatment has been associated with new onset or exacerbation of scleroderma and Raynaud's phenomena with digital gangrene[53] [55].
Type II cardiotoxicity was first described with trastuzumab, although more recently, it has been associated with newer targeted therapies, including vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) inhibitors and tyrosine kinase inhibitors.
The growth of these "peri-metropolitan" patterns of settlement has become a strong feature of contemporary New South Wales and is associated with new demographic imbalances and service needs.
And now there is compelling evidence that air pollution is associated with new onset asthma in children and adults".
He now lives in Brooklyn, where he is associated with "new music -work that isn't jazz, rock, or classical but hovers at the intersection of the three.
