Sentence examples for circumstantial association from inspiring English sources

Some studies have established a circumstantial association between the IAPs family and cancer.

Although the role of EHV-5 in EMPF is not fully determined, there is a strong circumstantial association of this virus with the pulmonary pathology presented in EMPF [ 11].

Nevertheless, the evidence is speculative because it is based on circumstantial and ecologic associations, such as those between earlier medical practices and trends in hepatitis C virus infection.

Based on the circumstantial evidence of its association with caveolae or CLDs [12], [43] it was proposed earlier that PrPC was internalized via a caveolar pathway.

All the above results provide circumstantial evidence for an association between MLC1 and the DGC.

A role for the DAZ family in the regulation of mRNA translation is supported by lines of circumstantial evidence, including the association of DAZL with polyribosomes [ 12].

Outbreaks have also occurred in central Scotland; circumstantial evidence suggested an association with minimally treated water from Loch Lomond, particularly in 1998 (12, 13 ).

In summary, our results provide further evidence that DBS of the STN over a relatively broad band of low frequencies can impair movement, in line with other more circumstantial evidence of an association between low-frequency synchrony in basal ganglia cortical loops and altered movement (see recent reviews by Gatev et al., 2006; Uhlhaas and Singer, 2006; Hammond et al., 2007).

"Based on what I saw, it was the thinnest of circumstantial evidence and guilt by association," said the lawyer, Kevin Ernst, who represented Farouk ali-Haimoud, a 22-year-old Algerian, until last September when Mr. Haimoud switched to a public defender.

However, evidence for this association is largely circumstantial and controversial.

The data in Figure 4 suggest that this association may be circumstantial.