Sentence examples for helpful associations from inspiring English sources

It isn't the experience of hypnosis itself that's therapeutic, it's what happens during hypnosis in terms of developing new and helpful associations.

A resource list including support groups, helpful websites, associations and organizations, a detailed list of GF foods with their macro and micronutrient contents including GI is available to support the practical day to day life of CD and T1D.

This shows that the new MVN method can be very helpful in detecting associations.

Therefore the residual structure in IN can be helpful in the association of two halves of DnaE split intein.

Glycosylation of seminal plasma proteins is worth more detailed studies that could be helpful in the association of the glycosylation profile with male fertility potential and explanation of the role of glycoprotein sugar moiety in the processes that regulate fertilization.

With the help of Arti Patel and Debbie Swope of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Trainees Assembly and Melaine Leitner of Neuroscience Postdoctoral Fellows Association at Washington University in St .Louis, Missouri, the Next Wave Postdoc Network has updated this very helpful checklist for nascent associations.

Your work has got a lot of attention as being connected to feminism, are those associations always helpful?

Specific morbidity patterns will be helpful in clarifying feasible associations between disorder type and the physical working environment, a necessity if directed preventive actions are to be enacted.

It would be helpful to examine these associations in "pure" lifetime nonsmokers, but there were not enough of them in our study (1.5% in Study I and 2.4% in Study II) to support statistical analyses.

These findings would suggest that whites may have a propensity for greater renal excretion of cytokines, although additional studies using urine measurements of cytokines may be helpful to evaluate these associations more effectively.

Unfortunately, the rarity of SSc precludes the generation of meaningful genetic information from family-based linkage studies, which have proved to be helpful in identifying genetic associations in other more common autoimmune diseases such as systemic lupus erythematosus and rheumatoid arthritis.