Sentence examples for linked to association from inspiring English sources
Increased cyclin D1 degradation is linked to association with FBXW8 in the cytoplasm, and enhanced phosphorylation of cyclin D1 through sustained ERK1/2 signaling.
This could be linked to associations with quality of life or psychological factors.
It has been suggested that the etiology of pancreatic cancer may be causally linked to diabetes mellitus and hyperinsulinemia (Michaud 2004) and thus linked to associations between DDT and diabetes (see below).
The absence of differential expression of these transcripts is interesting as cross-talk between stress signalling pathways as well as the difference in cellular regulation has been linked to associations between abiotic stress tolerance including both freezing and drought (Zhu 2002; Seki et al. 2003; Chinnusamy et al. 2004).
Its phenomenal appeal is linked to an association with Britishness and rock and roll rebelliousness," says Rambourg.
It was not clear whether the bomb attacks on the two Iranian scientists were linked to their association with the organization.
A recently discussed issue in animal cells is the zinc coordination with sulphur donors of cysteine resulting in a redox switch with reversible oxidoreduction of the sulfur donor linked to zinc association and dissociation (Maret 2012).
Because of the popularity of the story back in 2011, each time RadarOnline's story was linked to, the association between the terms "Christina Aguilera" and "dying grandparent" increased, until it outranked other posts about dying grandparents.
No factor was found linked to the association of anemia with urinary tract infection.
Interestingly, the functional role of CD151 in tumorigenesis and metastasis has been mainly linked to its association with the laminin receptors in the literature.
Novel interesting gene candidates, including two putative T5bSS proteins and an RM/methyltransferase gene cluster, potentially linked to the association of this CC with bacteremia were identified.
