Sentence examples for made of associations from inspiring English sources
The comparisons that we made of associations between surgery and symptom resolution were all carried out with and without adjustment for these prognostic variables.
Moreover, the model produced is readable, as it is made of association rules, can be debugged and even manually tuned if needed, by modifying or deleting specific rules.
Its account of sublimity owes to Burke; its treatment of novelty owes to Addison and to Gerard; the use it makes of association may owe to Gerard as well.
Upon proteolytic processing of the proenzyme, the two subunits form a heterodimer and the active caspase enzyme is made of the association of two of these heterodimers.
Likewise, no study has been made of the association of cardiovascular risk as estimated from the risk scales and cognitive impairment in individuals over 65 years of age.
Methods based on Model 4 (this group includes popular methods such as GSEA) also address the same question, although an additional assumption is made of no association of genes outside G with the phenotype.
Evaluation should be made of a possible association of such a score with the patients' subjective complaints and the radiological grade of osteoarthritis.
Other submissions made use of associations to Napoleon (retreating from Moscow), the Trojan War (right, that Paris), and even Jerry Lewis, who, as we all know, is very big in France.
Brands are made up of associations in people's hearts and minds, and sportspeople generate those associations too.
At two and five years of follow-up, an analysis will be made of the strength of association between the risk factors and the incidence of osteoporotic fracture in all locations and in the hip.
What we make of the associations to religion is not the artist's affair.
