Sentence examples for extensive association from inspiring English sources

Extensive re-sequencing work focused on the KIF18A gene did not detect any further SNPs with extensive association signals.

There is an extensive association between microtubules and the previously formed mother cell valves that is centered around the nucleus (Fig. 2a').

In fact, many transcripts generated by transcriptional noise exhibit extensive association with ribosomes and some are even translated (Wilson and Masel 2011).

Pseudogenes also showed extensive association with ribosomes in our study, indicating that the translation machinery is probably not very selective or that some pseudogenes produce functional proteins.

Studies have shown extensive association between oxidative stress markers and obesity, insulin resistance, and diabetes through interference of insulin signaling (13, 26, 39).

This extensive association between drug molecules and the particulate material of the digesta does not inhibit absorption but delays the rate of passage of the drug down the GI tract.

Many words with multiple meanings and extensive associations with history are followed by page after page of discourse ranging through literature, law, religion, commerce and everyday life.

This group also showed more extensive associations between their BMI and their core beliefs than the nonabused group.

San Francisco has a distinguished history as a cosmopolitan, progressive, and international city, including extensive associations with global health.

As reported for familiar faces [33], melodies rated as familiar by musicians formed part of their semantic knowledge, but had extensive associations with contextual and episodic (phenomenological) components.

Table 3 summarises these highly extensive associations.