Sentence examples for established association between from inspiring English sources
The well established association between the CARDs of apoptosis protease activating factor-1 (APAF-1) and caspase-9 was considered as a paradigm for a CARD-CARD-mediated binding and served as prove of principle.
In adults there is a clearly established association between DM and the development of malignancy.
We then established association between profiles of clinical parameters such as BOP, ΔPD, and ΔCAL with profiles gene expression.
In fact, there is a well established association between an ineffective MMR system and mutations in the target genes that we have studied, which presumably play a relevant role in colorectal carcinogenesis through the MSI pathway [ 9, 33].
The endothelium is critically involved in the pathology of multiple diseases, in which there exist a well established association between endothelial dysfunction and/or damage and poor outcome [ 8, 9, 20- 24].
Although a handful of Indian studies have established association between HAP due to biomass fuel and specific disease conditions, few have considered attributable fractions which are a more policy-oriented way of expressing the burden.
There is a well-established association between APOE genotype and the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease (AD).
The FAIRE signal closely resembled that of the silkworm TF BmUbx, as obtained by ChIP-seq analysis (Fig. 1d,e), thereby supporting the well-established association between nucleosome depletion and TF Ubx binding.
Such findings come in the context of an already well-established association between both surgeon and hospital case volume in the field of cardiovascular surgery and for several high-risk cancer operations.
Experts said the findings, published Wednesday in JAMA Psychiatry, should be of concern to the military, given the well-established association between childhood trauma and mental health problems.
The present study confirmed the well-established association between the APOE gene and AD.
