Sentence examples for is associated more from inspiring English sources

We identified association between reading abilities and the DCDC2, KIAA0319, and CMIP genes and have shown that these associations follow different patterns; whereas DCDC2 is associated more specifically with dyslexia, CMIP and KIAA0319 are associated with reading abilities in the normal range.

Today the skyscraper is associated more with mobile devices than with motor vehicles.

A slow-cooked portobello gains an amazingly dense texture, and it has the dark, earthy flavor that is associated more with animal products than with vegetables.

On other occasions, it is associated more exclusively with environmental constraints or environmental performance, and the expression environmental sustainability is used to emphasize that point.

Mr. Zients is associated more with the management part of the budget office's dual functions, and Mr. Lew has all but finished the final annual budget of Mr. Obama's term, which will be released Feb. 6.

From a culture washing perspective, Fodi is an even greater coup than the Biennale which is associated more with eastern suburbs socialites than inner west socialists who could not be accused of being cheerleaders for Scott Morrison and the Coalition's border protection policies.

To most people, Versace was associated more with vulgarity than high art.

(Psychoticism didn't refer to "psychotic" in the popular sense, exactly, but was associated more broadly with qualities like impulsiveness, risk-seeking, and authoritarianism).

Positive feelings were more common and were associated more often with thoughts about results.

1q21.1 deletion carriers have been associated more with schizophrenia than duplications and duplication carriers have been associated more with autism spectrum disorders.

2) SHT tends to be associated more frequently with strombolian activity, while SAHT is more often associated with vulcanian activity.