Sentence examples for explicit association from inspiring English sources

The film's explicit association of Judeo-Christian righteousness with an American mission to bring "freedom" to the world makes it a jaw-dropping piece of propaganda.

There was the explicit association between cigarettes and lung cancer, while the newest disease, AIDS, sometimes appeared as multiple malignant tumours called Kaposi's sarcoma.

We demonstrate our quantitative approach using examples of heuristic-based decision processes, selected due to their explicit association with robustness in the psychological literature.

But as salacious as explicit association with bettors has been, it was implicit association — the tendency for people in split-second interactions to favor members of their own race — that drew the attention of some prominent economists.

There was no explicit association between the health index and headache subtypes in any of the three studies.

The antler-horned god appears on coins from Gaul and Britain, in explicit association with wealth.

In Study 2, we replicate the results from Study 1 and also show that implicit associations are more strongly correlated to investment behavior than explicit associations, suggesting that application of the IAT may add value to the analysis of energy investor behavior.

Until very modern times the word had no explicit associations with the state, as the intellectual historian Giovanni Sartori detailed in "What Is Politics?", in the first issue of the journal Political Theory.

The recent CTE literature also expands the clinical phenomenology of this proposed neuropsychiatric condition, including explicit associations with suicide.

In addition to the primary outcomes used in Study 1, all participants in Study 2 also completed measures of explicit food goals, implicit association between healthy foods and taste, and explicit associations between healthy foods and taste.

These explicit associations would enable the screening of this subset of enhancers for those pathogenic mutations not affecting the coding sequences of concerned genes but disrupting the functionality of these cis-acting regulatory sites and thus altering temporal, spatial and quantitative aspects of gene expression.