Sentence examples for invariably associated from inspiring English sources

Kaposi's sarcoma (KS) is a multifocal vascular neoplasm invariably associated with infection with the KS-associated human herpesvirus (KSHV/HHV8), which is characterized by cytokine dysregulation [1].

Despite the association with low medical admissions, strong disease management programs were not invariably associated with low inpatient bed-days.

Blow A disappointing event, invariably associated with injuries.

But it's a rare piece of positive news from a country invariably associated with violence.

"The genes that were turned 'on' were invariably associated with one form of histone, while the genes that were turned 'off' were invariably associated with a different form of histone".

He is, of course, invariably associated with the latter, and his concert with his Bach Collegium Japan was a high point in the Greyfriars cantata series.

In his overture to "Carmen," Bizet introduces a recurring motif that listeners have invariably associated with fate and with the fatal liaison of Carmen and Don José.

It is often triggered by some physiological stimulus originating elsewhere in the body, a stimulus invariably associated with the very function of the structure to be regenerated.

Dehydration, loss of water from the body; it is almost invariably associated with some loss of salt (sodium chloride) as well.

Overbank deposits in the lower parts of cycles are invariably associated with forest expansions.

History of smoking should accompany a diagnosis of DIP as it is almost invariably associated with cigarette smoking.