Sentence examples for making this association from inspiring English sources

For me, however, not making this association, the choice of place and time sets up resonances of conflict that are relevant to the Raj but not to the play or to the production, which ignores them.

Furthermore, a recent study shows that some group A PfEMP1 also bind to ICAM1 making this association less easy to predict [ 37].

The results are very concordant with those observed previously for hip OA, making this association sounder, and extending its range of involvement to other joints.

Note, however, that certain tests associated with speed and attention (Digit span, Digit symbol) and visuospatial construction ability (Block design and Object assembly) are not correlated with CTG expansion size, making this association more uncertain.

Several factors are involved in making this association; a women's level of education, income, and occupation are generally thought to influence the level of decision making and exposure to information women have.

Of interest is also the fact that the doses of antipsychotics in our study were low to moderate (data not shown), making this association all the more clinically important when deciding on treatment.

The famous Chevy Nova flop in Latin America is a myth; though "no va" means "doesn't go", "Nova" is pronounced with a different stress than "no va", and Spanish-speakers did not make this association.

In order to make this association clear, more experimental designs must be conducted.

Whilst a causal association has been suspected for some time, the day to day variability of both blood pressure and sleep apnoea severity, and clustering of confounding cardiovascular risk factors in sleep apnoea patients has made this association difficult to prove.

Our study is the first to make this association for EC.

Similar studies have made this association in gastrointestinal [ 34] and colorectal cancers [ 32, 35– 35].