Sentence examples for make the association from inspiring English sources

Also, primary care physicians do not always make the association between pain symptoms and mental disorders; that is, they tend to associate pain symptoms more with a somatic disease rather than a mental disorder [ 31].

Even when you eliminate rational warrant for the inference, people still make the association: somehow we can't not.

And although he doesn't make the association, the passages Rosenberg chooses include material not altogether unsuitable for daytime television: nocturnal emissions, cannibalism, sexual dysfunction and dream interpretation.

Lynchburg people outside the church do not even make the association, for they can see perfectly well that the congregation runs too much to Tupperware and to careers in Babcock & Wilcox or the military.

If an animal is given the shock immediately after hearing the sound, it will associate the latter with the former and show fearful behaviour when it hears the sound.Using this sort of set-up, Dr Shumyatsky discovered that mice with stathmin knocked out found it hard to make the association.

"I think I look so different to what people see on screen," she says, "that people don't make the association or think, 'oh it looks like the chick from Wolf… but it couldn't possibly be her because why would she be in a hostel in Dublin?

March it out in the first sentence, then that's what it's about.... Then you make the associations.

Unless an artist isn't merely aping a style or convention, they make the associations multiply, and the world become richer.

Female mass was not associated with gestation, which makes the association for males all the more curious, since males provide only a relatively small contribution to reproduction (sperm).

"I cannot verify that the child made the association".

"I made the association because of what appeared to me a sort of nonchalance about death here.