Sentence examples for lines of association from inspiring English sources

But in the 18th century, Ms. Barkey argues, those vertical lines of association began to fracture because of a reorganization of the empire's system of rule and taxation, which transformed the way in which people did business.

For the power and statistics, we observed just multiple lines of association with moderate or marginal associations.

Brown, in a lovely turn, draws out the line of association in Chinese poetry that made the red azalea "symbolic of the warm south, of the eternal poetic longing for the mountains and the compensating warmths of fiery and beautiful women".

We determined regression coefficients and regression lines of the association between age and HGS and LEP, respectively, in a linear regression model.

The result showed that the total amount of genetic variation explained by the first 10 principal components was only 24.4 %, indicating that the lines of the association panel were randomly sampled.

The mean ear rot observed among 267 inbred lines of the association panel ranged from 4.4 to 100% with an overall mean of 41.1% in North Carolina and from 0 to 89.3% with an overall mean of 7.4% in Galicia (File S2 and Table S1).

By combining these two lines of inquiry functional associations between processes and functional similarities between datasets we gain insight into unexpected relationships in existing data, and we can direct experimenters to biological areas that are currently unexplored.

Further, as seen in Fig. 1C (dashed and compound lines), the strength of association between MDD-only→MDD-only was significantly greater than that of GAD-only→MDD-only for all time-point pairings, all Δχ(1) > 5.3, P <.05, and GAD + MDD→MDD-only for all time-point pairings, all Δχ(1) > 6.2, P <.05.