Sentence examples for completely associated with from inspiring English sources

However, unlike CAFs, MSC association with tumors has not been completely associated with negative outcomes, and in some cases MSCs may inhibit tumor growth.

Overexpressed p53 is not completely associated with E6 and ectopic expression of E6 does not further enhance this association, though p53 is detected in co-immunoprecipitated complex.

"The sailing behaviour is almost completely associated with, and possibly a requirement for, the aeronautic behaviour," they conclude.

Some accessions carried a 43 bp deletion in the 3' UTR that was not completely associated with aroma.

As determined by electrophoretic mobility shift assay, siRNAs directed against glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (siGAPDH) were completely associated with PEI-NH-SWNTs or PEI-NH-MWNTs at a PEI-NH-SWNT/siGAPDH or PEI-NH-MWNT/siGAPDH mass ratio of 80 1 or 160 1, respectively.

These modes exhibit almost no coupling with vibrations belonging to other moieties, but that is not the case for the CH2 rocking, expected around 800 cm−1, since the only band which is almost completely associated with a CH2 rocking is the one at 819 cm−1 in FTIR spectrum.

And a completely different respect associated with danger".

THOSE of us who grew up eating chopped liver made with schmaltz (chicken fat) had a particular group of sensations almost completely unlike that associated with liver pâté made in the French style.

The sounds the quartet produced were completely unlike anything associated with the conventional repertoire of the saxophone: a mist of quiet clicks and calls replaced recognisable notes, creating a mobile, indefinable musical texture.

Results show that it is not necessary to impose exorbitant fees, nor to completely subsidize costs associated with recycling, in order to induce significant reduction of the consumption of freshwater in the EIP.

Spinal meningiomas can be completely resected, are associated with postoperative functional improvement, and the rate of recurrence is low.