Sentence examples for lightly associated from inspiring English sources

The Finnish study, according to the authors, concluded that "pet ownership was very lightly associated with poor health" and used self-reporting — hardly a rigorous clinical trial.

In this work, asymmetrically modified PNIPAM (Mw 10K), i.e. C12-PNIPAM-CA with a hydrophobic hydrocarbon chain –C12H25 (C12) at one end and a hydrophilic carboxyl group –COOH (CA) at the other, was prepared and found to form micelles with a core of the lightly associated hydrocarbon chains.

I was lightly associated with the effort, and I was eager to see how it was done.

Pet ownership was very lightly associated with poor health in the general working-aged population when using several health and disease indicators.

Tim Green, a former N.F.L. defensive lineman who said he stopped counting concussions after he sustained his 10th, said he did not take lightly the dangers associated with football but wanted to see a stronger link between football and head trauma before pushing for more regulation.

Within a 20 minute time frame, transitions between a lightly sedated state (associated with beta activation and higher BIS and entropy values) and NREM sleep are plausible, and would result in fluctuations in EEG parameters.

The vocal trio that created the smart revue "Our Sinatra" has outdone itself with "Singing Astaire," a lightly swinging, 70-minute cofpendium of songs and lore associated with Fred Astaire.

The vocal trio that created the smart revue "Our Sinatra" has outdone itself with this lightly swinging, 70-minute cofpendium of songs and lore associated with Fred Astaire.

The show, which began a two-week engagement on Tuesday evening, is the offshoot of an album released last fall in which Ms. McKay rearranged songs associated with Ms. Day in a lightly tripping vintage early jazz style.

A passive vibration absorber generally acts to minimize structural vibration at a specific frequency associated with either a tonal disturbance or a lightly damped structural vibration mode.

Our analyses of outbreak data show that the risks associated with the use of eggs in uncooked or lightly cooked desserts and sauces highlighted in previous studies (4 – 7 ) continued in England and Wales until S. enterica ser.