Sentence examples for enough to be associated from inspiring English sources

Instead, they received some credit [for] being bold enough to be associated with this".

"And if you're lucky enough to be associated with one of them, it's a miracle.

By contrast, revolutions gradual enough to be associated with a name (Renaissance, Reformation, Industrial Revolution) often do have enduring effects.

She brought a lot of joy to everyone's lives that were lucky enough to be associated with her and we will all miss her very much".

And no family fortunate enough to be associated with Harvard or Princeton, no matter how remotely, would fly a KUTZTOWN STATE COLLEGE sticker as an ironic jest.

"A patient might have a TSH of 5, which many clinicians would say isn't high enough to be associated with symptoms," Dr. Hennessey said.

We also observed an apparent overrepresentation of members of the IS200/IS605 family: four of them display enough sequence conservation to be associated with this family.

Interestingly enough, genes fine mapped to be associated with scrotal hernia are implied in the pathway regulated by the estrogen receptors (KIF18A and NPTX1), collagen metabolism (COL23A1), and the epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) (ELF5).

This could result in a situation where even SNPs physically close to a causal variant are not likely to be associated with enough phenotypic effect to permit their robust and reliable detection through association analysis in diverse populations.

Mutations in these genes were not prevalent enough to be statistically associated with HGGs in our sample set; however, it remains possible that they contribute to pathogenesis in a small fraction of HGG cases.

"Silvercup Studios has been fortunate enough to have been associated with so many Emmy Award winning shows".