Sentence examples for failing to associate from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that actin contractile ring assembly during prophase and furrow ingression are disrupted in temperature-restricted shits2 mutant embryos because of actin-binding proteins, like moesin and cortactin, failing to associate with furrow membranes.

RBR enrichment at the promoter of a negative regulator of stomatal development, EPF1, was more variable in our assays, sometimes showing little change, but failing to associate with RBR in other replicates.

In D. virilis, however, 3' UTRs are generally not annotated, leading to any expressed region that falls entirely in a UTR failing to be associated with any gene.

Essentially, anticipated regret strengthens behavioural intentions and binds the person to action, because failing to act is associated with aversive emotions.

JPMorgan has come under fire for failing to identify the risks associated with the huge bet.

Findings demonstrate that existing services and resources are meeting the early phases of local adaptation efforts such as conducting vulnerability assessments and creating adaptation plans, but are failing to meet the needs associated with implementing, monitoring, and evaluating adaptation activities.

Research on migration and HIV has largely focused on male migration, often failing to measure HIV risks associated with migration for women.

Subtly increasing the prominence of AR in the decision-making process emphasises the aversive emotional consequences of not taking action, and the desire to avoid the negative feeling of regret then motivates people to translate their positive intentions into action, because failing to act may be associated with unpleasant emotions.

(Right now the risks associated with additional debt are much less than the risks associated with failing to give the economy adequate support).

We have previously suggested that this is because regret associated with administering unnecessary and potentially harmful treatments under these circumstances likely outweighs regret associated with failing to administer potentially beneficial anticoagulants [ 17- 19].

One visual analogue scale is used to capture the regret associated with failing to refer the patient to hospice (e.g. continue unnecessary treatment) and the second scale to measure the regret associated with unnecessary hospice referral (e.g. failing to provide life-sustaining treatment).