Sentence examples for degrees of association from inspiring English sources

We found that half of the sites that were sampled from a single river valley did not exhibit alleles associated with meiotic drive (that is, contained no large ms395 alleles >218 bp, Figure 4), whereas there were varying degrees of association with alleles associated with meiotic drive in the other sites.

An associated region may contain only a single strongly associated SNP, or more commonly, a set of SNPs with varying degrees of association due to local linkage disequilibrium (LD) patterns.

But the most significant reform that has been undertaken as the result of an order from Obama is a reduction in the scope of metadata searches, from three "hops," or degrees of association, to two.

Europe will have to "reorganize itself in a system of different degrees of association," said Karl Kaiser, a Harvard professor and former director of the German Council on Foreign Relations.

GEORGE PACKER: I think that it's been franchised since 9/11, and now we've got small groups in many parts of the world claiming varying degrees of association with Al Qaeda but, essentially, acting operationally on their own — pursuing their own regional and local goals but aligning themselves with the more global ambitions of Al Qaeda.

HMWH from different manufacturers displays varying degrees of association.

"It's the second-degree-of-association," Mr. Estreich said.

The interactions (edges) between ARS/AIMPs and CAGs in the network model can have different degrees of associations with cancers.

All the systems show a high degree of association.

The PCA showed a high degree of association between spectral and chemical variations.

The degree of association between variables was assessed using Spearman's non-parametric correlation.