Sentence examples for marked association from inspiring English sources
Despite marked association with yeast, these DCs fail to display surface peptide:MHC complexes or prime naive T cells.
Both our study and the Colombian study show a much more marked association with the more protective form of tuberculosis.
The mechanisms leading to the marked association between high coral cover, low cover of turf, and abundant top predators across sites (as noted along PC1) are unclear.
This far exceeds our threshold of significance of 5 for LOD scores [17] and suggests a marked association of local ancestry at this locus with Lp(a) level.
We observed a marked association between the occurrence of DFWC and the duration of nCPAP treatment, this again lending support to earlier findings [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14], [15].
Furthermore, the significant correlations observed among the eicosanoids and the marked association between LTB4 and MMP-9 activities in smokers would also suggest that the mediators of inflammation may originate from the same cellular source upon stimulation.
We further explored the ten strongest pair-wise correlations at each time to identify immunological parameters with the most marked associations (Table 2; this represents approximately the top 20% of the correlations in each day – the reported values are all statistically significant, except for two, as noted in Table 2).
This association was supported by less marked associations with eGFRcr and UACR.
The most marked associations with ED visits and air pollution levels occurred among very young children (2 – 4 years of age) (Table 4).
We further show marked associations among platelet CD147 surface expression, monocyte (and their individual subsets) CD147 expression, inflammatory markers and traditional markers of platelet activation, such as CD62P and PAC-1.
As regards stress, in general empirical evidence suggests that there are marked associations between positive psychological states, such as happiness, and perceived stress, indicating that there was an inverse relationship between these variables [ 14].
