Sentence examples for dissimilar association from inspiring English sources

The genes were selected such that they were located in different chromosomes and had dissimilar association profiles [ APOB associated most strongly to VLDL, IDL and LDL, PLTP to HDL and LIPC to VLDL, IDL and HDL (Tukiainen et al., 2012)].

Evaluations of sex influence on assessments were not reported as significant between-group differences in cleft type, age, and treatment status distribution and the dissimilar association with the cleft condition could provide misleading results.

Table 2 presents common association of dissimilar non-ferrous joints.

This may imply that the association of dissimilar polymers by the specific interaction is a very slow rate process on a time scale of thousand minutes.

Independent examinations of the behavioral risks associated with methamphetamine and the risks associated with recreational use of Viagra have found a dissimilar pattern of behavioral associations.

The values obtained when comparing the relatedness of L. taiwanensis BL263 and L. johnsonii NCC533 using DNA-DNA hybridization with macro or microarrays may look dissimilar: whole DNA re-association values were 25% for the macroarray method, but in microarray CGH analysis 51% of the L. johnsonii NCC533 genes were conserved in L. taiwanensis.

The noncovalent association of two dissimilar subunits, the small acidic, nonenzymatic, and nontoxic A-subunit with the basic and weakly toxic PLA2 B-subunit increases the lethal potency of the uncomplexed crotoxin B-subunit by enabling the toxin to reach its specific site of action at the neuromuscular junction [ 40, 41, 89- 91].

Analysis of motifs and expression correlations also revealed an association between the apparently dissimilar immune response set and different prognosis signatures.

He is a man, she is a woman and if symbiosis means two dissimilar organisms in an intimate interdependent association, according to its original biological definition, then certainly the pair are in close union.

Plots designated as outliers are distinctive in their composition and insufficiently replicated across the dataset in question to allow a cluster to be defined (De Cáceres et al. 2010); in our example these plots are too dissimilar to be assigned to any associations or alliances defined using the national New Zealand dataset (Wiser and De Cáceres 2013).

These results support the existence of functional and molecular associations between many apparently dissimilar signatures, despite the fact that the dataset used had evident technical and biological specificities.