Sentence examples for complex of associations from inspiring English sources

Rather, immorality, western influence, decadence and blasphemy have come together in a loosely defined, poorly aligned complex of associations: and emo fashion and "sexual perversion" are part of the mix.

Here we present new experimental data for the association of the bacterial ribonuclease barnase and its polypeptide inhibitor barstar which shed light on the thermodynamics and structure of the transition state and preceding encounter complex of association at diminishing electrostatic attraction.

The female brain lacks this connection and is instead linked to a vagina via a complex system of associations.

Over the years, each person's imagination and memory develops according to a complex web of associations and meanings, and this shapes the way they think.

In this study we apply Bayesian network modelling to identify the complex web of associations between these variables, horse premises infection status and other premises-level covariates.

Combining the results of the two models might suggest a more complex pattern of associations, where the association of migraine with anxiety is channeled through two mediators, first paternal attachment and secondly maternal attachment.

We have identified a complex pattern of associations between knowledge, geography, demographic factors and neonatal outcomes.

Some studies suggest that domestic violence is highly prevalent and has a complex network of associations.

Recent genetic studies of 6q23 in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) have revealed a more complex pattern of associations than was initially reported for RA.

Taken together, our findings indicate a complex set of associations between the mucosal-adherent microbiome and genetic impairment of several host immune pathways.

This is to some extent unavoidable in the investigation of such a complex web of associations, but we have aimed to limit the potential for chance associations through the use of hierarchical models.