Sentence examples for decisively associated from inspiring English sources

While there are legitimate questions about whether or not butter is overtly harmful, olive oil is decisively associated with health benefits.

The pattern of change observed in gene activity was consistently, and decisively associated with lower risk of cancer development and progression.

And, in particular, nuts and seeds are consistently and decisively associated with health benefits, and recommended rather prominently in both the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, and the 2015 advisory committee report.

Researchers from Yale surveyed the scientific literature and reported last year in the journal Annual Reviews that a diet that's predominantly plants is "decisively associated with health promotion and disease prevention".

A total of 51 SNPs, within 5 kb of 43 annotated genes (see Discussion) were decisively associated with salinity and oxygen and were specific to the Baltic Sea, relative to the other three sampling locations (table 4).

The ATP1A1 gene (in LG7) is decisively associated with salinity and oxygen at spawning depth and surface temperature and is also a pairwise outlier only across the salinity barrier (table 4), highlighting its presumptive osmoregulatory role.

If there is a silver lining here then it is that Lewis has acted quickly, decisively and that he is not associated with the practices".

Inverse (r-mode) analysis using Type 2 SIMPROF decisively rejects a hypothesis that species are not associated with each other.

Therefore we cannot decisively conclude that the observed association of the VEGF variant with IPI is not associated with expression of the VEGF gene.

Thus, we have demonstrated that 17-AAG-dependent inhibition of NF-κB activity is tightly associated with transcriptional repression of Survivin and cIAP1 anti-apoptotic genes, thus decisively contributing to the cytotoxic potency of 17-AAG by decreasing the required "apoptotic threshold" in bladder cancer cells [ 38].

In 170 Ptolemy VIII Euergetes, his brother, was associated on the throne with Ptolemy VI and Cleopatra II, and Coele Syria was invaded, but the Seleucid ruler Antiochus IV decisively defeated the Egyptians and seized Pelusium, the Egyptian frontier city.