Sentence examples for charge association from inspiring English sources

Children with other cochlear dysmorphologies such as the common cavity or with associated pathologies like the CHARGE association and psychomotor retardation-developmental delay can have poor performance after implantation.

There are multiple underlying syndromes associated with complete DiGeorge anomaly including 22q11 hemizygosity in approximately 50%, CHARGE association in approximately 25%, and diabetic embryopathy in approximately 15%.

Airway complications in CHARGE association.

To report a patient with CHARGE association (coloboma, heart disease, choanal atresia, growth retardation, genital hypoplasia, and ear abnormalities) who developed a choroidal neovascular membrane in association with an optic nerve coloboma.

Silanol groups and amino groups are effective for the adsorption of organic compounds due to their high adsorption energy or potential charge association.

Accordingly, amine groups are effective for the adsorption of organic compounds due to their potential charge association or high adsorption energy.

The spectrum of craniofacial anomalies is very diverse, and the most common conditions include (but not restricted to) cleft lip and/or palate, craniosynostosis (which may be associated with Crouzon's syndrome or Apert's syndrome), otomandibular anomalies (Treacher Collins syndrome), CHARGE associations, holoprosencephaly, Stickler syndrome, and fetal alcohol syndrome [2,3].

"Under the current legislation the only enforcement option for police, when confronted with simple possession of cannabis, is either to turn a blind eye or lay charges," association president Jim Chu said at the time.

If they are compelling, however, it is not because they are powerful in and of themselves but because the subject matter triggers highly charged associations.

When recombinant His-tagged VCP (VCPWT) was generated and incubated in binding buffer with immobilized SptPD441A, direct interaction was evident and could be disrupted with 1 M NaCl (N), demonstrating that binding requires no additional factors and probably involves charge-charge associations.

Jewish critics have also levelled the charge of "association" (Ellenson 2000, 74).