Sentence examples for cap associated with from inspiring English sources

We now report on the elucidation of a cryoprotective agent (CPA -dependent survival limit (CPA -dependentd with survival CP methodolimits.

In fact, a recent case study using airglow patch and radar flow observations by Nishimura et al. (2014) showed a nearly continuous sequence from a dayside PMAF to nightside PBIs, across the polar cap, associated with mesoscale fast flows.

It usually lacks the reddish color in the center of the cap associated with L. castaneidisca, and its spores are not as long, with dimensions of 4.7 6.3 by 3.1 3.9 μm.

SCAP was defined as CAP associated with the presence of one major or two or more minor criteria.

In peripheral osteosarcomas, a large cartilaginous cap associated with underlying irregular, scattered calcifications on radiographs is suggestive of malignancy.

We report the demographic and clinical features of 17 patients with S. aureus and MRSA CAP associated with influenza or influenzalike illness (ILI) and describe the microbiologic characteristics of the S. aureus isolates.

But the fashion-conscious banker has nothing to fear: these are not the cloth caps associated with the working classes but the limits being imposed on bonuses and – if Ed Miliband gets his way – on the market share of the big banks.

Additional compression of the latex and grease layers (at the top and bottom caps) associated with possible inaccuracies of the employed bedding error correction method (Sarsby et al. 1980; Russell and Khalili 2004) may have also contributed to the larger compressibility of the smaller specimens.

All pre-mRNAs are capped and associated with cap binding proteins (CBPs) to form the cap binding complex (CBC).

She wears a distinctive conical hat on top of her beautiful head: the Phrygian cap, associated since Roman times with emancipation and freedom.

Community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) is associated with high rates of illness and hospitalization; annual CAP incidence among adults in Europe has ranged from 1.5 to 1.7 per 1,000 population (1 ).