Sentence examples for introduced associations from inspiring English sources

The synonymous-codon shuffling introduced associations of codon degeneracy with three-base periodicity.

In this study, we introduce associations between the reported epidemiology of noroviruses, the sequence diversity observed among temporally separated viruses, and link this with these biochemical properties of the capsid protein.

In May, Manningham's committee decided to swap codes from rugby to association football and so the Football League decided to invite Bradford City to join their league in a bid to introduce association football to the West Riding, the main sport in which was rugby league.

Many MCS algorithms convert the MCS problem into the maximum clique problem by introducing association graphs, also known as compatibility graphs (Barrow and Burstall, 1976; Cone et al., 1977; Levi, 1973).

Therefore, we were unable to calculate insulin resistance via the homeostasis model assessment (HOMA-IR), and a bias towards the null was introduced for associations between RBP4 and lipids and glucose.

In 2013 the Queensland Government introduced criminal association and mandatory sentencing laws for members of outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMCGs).

Topical application of imiquimod 5% 5 times weekly was introduced in association with the orally administered drugs.

(6) Lithium was initially introduced in association with other psychotropic drugs (e.g. methylphenidate) and for a short period (<2 months), without clear clinical effects.

Ebralidze et al (1989) first introduced the association of S100A4 (mts 1) with metastatic capacity of tumour cells in their report that S100A4 mRNA expression level matched the metastatic potential of several tumour cell lines.

In order to take into account this association, Goodman introduced the uniform association (UA) model.

The traditional methods of adjusting for "potential confounders" may introduce conditional associations and bias rather than minimize it.