Sentence examples for more associated to from inspiring English sources

More weapons, excluding specific groups of people and religions based upon the actions of radicals no more associated to those being bullied and persecuted than the average modern day Christian to terrorist attacks committed by white Americans, though rarely are white Americans given that title even in cases deserving.

However, saturated fatty acids intake was more associated to metabolic and cardiovascular disorders than the other macronutrients.

Despite being more common in humans, thromboembolic risk has been more associated to hypercortisolism in dogs than in humans [ 1].

The increased incidence of the disease could be related to higher incidence of concomitant diseases, with treatments more associated to immunosuppression, and all at the same time in relation to the increased survival of the ill population.

Even though the three top pathways more associated to 17AAG resistance included CDMAC pathway (FDR = 0.157), NF-κB pathway (FDR = 0.205) and ATM pathway (FDR = 0.246) (See Additional file 1: Supplemental Table S3, for a list of the top 10 pathways related to 17AAG resistant cells).

Then, the magnitude of the association of each gene to the disease was obtained as the value of association of the SNP more associated to the disease among all the SNPs mapping in the gene (or near the gene and being in linkage disequilibrium) [21], [38].

Naturally, settlements that are more associated has to attract each-other more strongly.

In the developing countries, the impact of COPD seems to be more associated with exposure to biomass in women [ 4].

Among these three factors, nuclear NF- κB expression was the more strongly associated to outcome.

So it was the kind of persistence and dedication more associated with getting to Carnegie Hall that brought Michener, instead, to the Roundhouse last autumn, to Bloc last November, and will bring him in turn to XOYO in support of Juan Atkins this coming November.

HET did not lead to more associated injuries or more complex radial head fractures than LET in the current study.