Sentence examples for established close associations from inspiring English sources
An urbane man fluent in Polish, Lithuanian, Russian, English and French, Mr. Milosz had established close associations with leading left-wing intellectuals in Paris.
First, evidence for a range of reproductive disorders in various wildlife species, ranging from aquatic snails and fish to mammals, has established close associations with environmental chemical exposure [ International Programme on Chemical Safety (IPCS) 2002; Toppari et al. 1996].
In motor neuron terminals at the neuromuscular junction (NMJ), Rtnl1::YFP followed the distribution of the axonal MT marker Futsch (homologous to mammalian MAP1B), consistent with the established close association of tubular ER and MTs (Fig. 1E) (13, 29).
He also established close friendships with many literary figures.
Epidemiologic studies have established a close association of BU and wetlands, especially those with slow-flowing or stagnant water (ponds, backwaters, and swamps) (8 – 10 ).
A large body of evidence has established the close association between AJs and the cortical actin cytoskeleton (Bershadsky, 2004; Hartsock & Nelson, 2008; Pokutta & Weis, 2007).
Yanukovych had refused to sign an association treaty with the EU, preferring instead to establish closer ties with Moscow.
David found much of his legal practice in what was South West Africa, before it achieved independence in 1990 as Namibia, where he established a particularly close association with the South West African People's Organisation (Swapo).
Reason(s) Why it has Become Established: Because of its close association with man, migratory existence and high reproduction rate, the House Mouse has been able to colonize habitats which would have been considered inhospitable such as tundra and deserts.
Moreover, a recent large-scale Japanese study reported that close associations between high pulse pressures and proteinuria could be established only in diabetic patients, not among subjects with prediabetes or normal glucose tolerance [ 30].
