Sentence examples for common associations from inspiring English sources

Extraintestinal anomalies are less frequently associated than in duodenal atresia, and the most common associations are with other intestinal anomalies that might be related to the cause of the atresia and to atresias in other locations [15, 19].

Common associations of subaortic membrane include bicuspid aortic valve, AV canal, Shone's complex, tunnel subaortic stenosis and VSD.

Most common associations are: rheumatoid arthritis (50 60%) and primary systemic vasculitis like Wegener's granulomatosis (20%) followed by inflammatory bowel disease (15%) [1].

Whereas in films, and in fiction in general, a particularly common associations has long been that between artificial generation or manipulation of living organisms and metaphors of sorcery, myths, centuries-old stories or legends, especially recent films tend to refer to modern bio-technologies to underpin their ideas of artificial life.

Hypotheses regarding the spread of global fungal pathogens from common associations with plants have been previously reported.

To invoke a concept from social network analysis, there is greater evidence for a relationship reinforced by common associations than for an individual, seemingly strong pairing.

The EBV association with cHL has been investigated by several research groups within different geographic locales and ethnicities, showing a common association between EBV-associated cHL, male sex and MC subtype [3], [5].

For colon cancer, which is associated with spondylitis through a common association with ulcerative colitis, mortality was increased by 30%.

Forming cluster before rule generation gives various rules that are mainly associated with that cluster, but rules for EDS only shows a common association for each accident type which is not interesting.

Its blood-red colour and orange-yellow streak are characteristic, as is also its common association with black franklinite and white calcite.

Table 2 presents common association of dissimilar non-ferrous joints.