Sentence examples for most frequent association from inspiring English sources

A unique T. cruzi DTU was detected in 18 samples meantime more than one in the remaining; being TcV and TcVI the most frequent association.

Of these, the most frequent association in the two gorges was the Weinmannia racemosa–Hedycarya arborea (Melicytus ramiflorus)/Dicksonia squarrosa–Freycinetia banksii Ripogonum scandens forest (a: BlPF15), comprising 29% and 40% of the sampled plots in the Mokihinui and Karamea lower gorges, respectively.

The most frequent association with preterm delivery is chorioamnionitis (a histological inflammation of the fetal membranes) [2].

The most frequent association of symptoms is the sternal with the chondrocostal syndrome.

The most frequent association was U. urealyticum + G. vaginalis + M. type I + BVAB 1 (n = 2; 18.2%).

The most frequent association was between proteins and amino acids (57.9%) and secondly between proteins and creatine (24, 4%).

The most frequent associations were with ankylosing spondyloarthritis, autoimmune thyroiditis, inflammatory bowel diseases, and Behcet's disease.

In the case of H R and H D, the most frequent associations were with the Civil War (in the US context) or with WWI or WWII (in the UK context).

Using French and Italian data, they examine the most frequent associations of causes of death with cancer, the latter being reported either as the underlying cause of death or as a contributing cause.

The five answer words showed the most frequent associations from many native speaker norming lists, whereas the five semantically related distractors were "infrequent responses given by only one native speaker in the norming lists; that is, these words represent potential but clearly more peripheral links in the lexical net" (p. 42).

The most frequent associations were A. vaginae + BVAB 2 + BVAB 3 and G. vaginalis + M. curtisii + M. type I (n = 2; 9.0%, each).