Sentence examples for different associations from from inspiring English sources

The Independent model predicts the contingency table corresponding to unrelated retrievals of different associations from the same event.

In short, the subgroup assumed to be 'wild-type' p53 was characterized by different associations from the subgroup of ER-positive cases.

We created contingency tables showing the dependency in performance when retrieving different associations from the same event (following [ 7 10]), e.g., the 2 × 2 table for retrieving the object or the person when cued by the location.

The word "liberalism" has very different associations in England from those that it evokes in these United States.

These results might have been expected from the different associations of risk with BMI at the current age and at age 20 years, as mentioned above.

Mentz et al. [ 21] were not able to show significant different associations between either patients suffering from cardiovascular disease, that is, heart failure and COPD, or patients only diagnosed with COPD and outcomes of pulmonary rehabilitation.

Furthermore, the data did not indicate markedly different associations in the study group from Greenland, where the participation rate was high compared with that of the other study groups.

Working on a subsample of C. sesamiae obtained from twenty different associations of host insects and plants, Jancek et al. (2013) reported genetic differentiation of, and positive selection on two additional viral genes (histone 4 and EP2 involved in inhibiting the caterpillar's immune responses, Gad and Kim 2008; Kwon and Kim 2008), with partial correspondence with CrV1 lineages.

The better efficacy of phenolics then lipophilic antioxidants in oils has been explained by the location of polar compounds at the interface of different association colloids, formed from e.g. hydroperoxides and aldehydes.

No less than the many tests in its pages, "Psychobook" is itself a kind of inkblot, certain to evoke different emotions and associations from different people.

This can be seen, for example, in the paintings "Jerusalem" and "Submerged" (see graphics), on which I have received totally different feedback and associations from different spectators.