Sentence examples for best associate with from inspiring English sources
Thus, those neocortical regions that show early pathologic changes may correlate with each other throughout the duration of the disease process whereas regions affected later may best associate with each other rather than earlier involved regions.
The postmenopausal hormone levels best associated with pregnancy characteristics (DHEA, testosterone) did not show comparable associations with postmenopausal mammographic density.
HBO remains the pay television leader with about 29 million subscribers, and is still best associated with original pay TV programming.
She is now best associated with the words "masturbation" and "witch" and the creepiest political slogan of recent years, "I'm you".
But despite the comely crowd that could have been taking in an up-and-coming act at any cozy venue, signs of that trademark Obama earnestness best associated with his campaign four years ago did seep through.
And Silver also points to a rise in the Department of Labor's unemployment rate for the "Computer and Mathematics sector," (the area best associated with the tech sector).
This next technological phase in the lithic record is the Acheulean, and H. erectus is best associated with these tools in Africa.
Results Based on non-parametric estimation, the cutoff value of 3 days for time between hospital and ICU admission was best associated with mortality (OR 1.66 (1.28–2.15), P = 0.0001).
In addition, corresponding sensitivity, specificity, and positive/negative predictive values for Δ-EVLWi threshold that was best associated with 28-day mortality were relatively low.
The distribution of mopane is best associated with low to moderate rainfall, high temperature, low altitudes and a variety of soil types (Makhado et al. 2014).
