For all of these examples, the associations involve coupled binding and folding for the disordered peptide partner coupled with a near universal classical induced fit for the structured side of the partnership.
For example, these trade associations were successful in stopping Dodd-Frank's proxy access rule, the conflict mineral rule and a rule on reporting payments to foreign governments by extractive industries.
Table 4 offers a more detailed description of these associations, including examples of GO biological process over-represented in the target module (statistically detectable at P < 0.05, after adjusting for multiple-testing).
For example, the associations between letters and numbers on the one hand, and colors on the other, might have been learned through experience with blocks.
To add additional confusion to the issue of pathogenicity, more than one HLA allele has been found to associate with disease, for example DR3 and DR2, and these associations are not necessarily confined to a single ethnic group [ 37].
Genome-wide single nucleotide polymorpism (SNP) data, for example, will allow for quantifying these associations, and provide improved spatial and temporal resolution to disentangle the relative role of Pleistocene refugia in generating genetic diversity.
Thirty years later, these associations remain the best examples of complex trait genetic associations to be documented, despite years of molecular genetic mapping.
In the example, the association between IpHost and IpNetworkInterface is specified as one-to-many.
For example, the association of calcineurin inhibitor use and AKI may reflect the association of AKI with transplant status.
In Austria, for example, the association of Österreichische Traditionsweingüter was founded in the year 1992 under the leadership of Kamptal winegrower Willi Bründlmayer.
