Sentence examples for coincidentally associated from inspiring English sources

The present study shows that baseline response speed and working memory were only coincidentally associated with affective problems in the present study.

The elevated substitution rate at edited sites is not a consequence of hyper-mutability of DNA motives coincidentally associated with editing.

Specifically, it is an issue whether the infectious and inflammatory periodontal disease process contributes causally to various systemic diseases or these conditions are coincidentally associated with periodontal disease (Paquette 2002).

A good example would be introns that initially functioned as ribozymes (protein-independent catalysts of their own excision) but have become dependent on proteinaceous "splicing factors," initially only coincidentally associated but now obliged to coevolve.

Although it may be associated coincidentally with white stereotypes, those who embrace the role are usually trying to make the best of a bad situation.

Coincidentally, hypoxia is associated with galectin-1 expression.

Perhaps not coincidentally, both blue rings are associated with small moons.

Not coincidentally this madness is not associated with idiosyncrasy.

Averaging over side chain disorder in all residues yields an apparent transition near 250 K. Perhaps coincidentally, this same temperature has been associated with a transition for protein side chains in site-averaged solid-state NMR measurements (Lewandowski et al., 2015).

These traits are the highest expressions of our humanity -- and not coincidentally, also the states of consciousness most strongly associated with happiness and fulfillment.

In addition, it has been reported that higher levels of FAST-1 were associated with the severe CTCF depletion and coincidentally heterochromatin formation in the 5′UTR of the FXN gene14.