Sentence examples for most generally associated from inspiring English sources

Although much of his work was experimental and unusual, the piece with which he is most generally associated is his piano arrangement of the folk-dance tune "Country Gardens".

Zinc in most coal is generally associated with sulphides such as sphalerite and pyrite (Finkelman 1995; Hower et al. 2008).

Increases in DDT and pyrethroid resistance, as observed in most areas, were generally associated with an increase in the relative frequency of the S molecular form carrying the kdr mutations at higher frequencies.

The p.D801N, p.E815K and p.G947R mutations are the most common mutations reported; p.E815K is generally associated with the most severe course of disease (Sasaki et al., 2014).

Not only does this potential medical breakthrough exist, but it comes from a most unlikely source, one generally associated with addiction, sickness and death: nicotine.

In these Vibrio sp. dominated colonies, there was also a concomitant shift towards other strain types of γ-proteobacteria than those generally associated with most healthy samples (Figure 4; sub-group containing bands 38, 41, and 48 compared to the group containing bands 30, 42, and 44).

Acetylation is one of the most common modifications which is generally associated with gene activation, and the process relaxes the chromatin structure allowing recruitment and binding of transcription factor and RNA polymerase II [ 32].

Ertapenem is a long-term acting parenteral Group I carbapenem, which is active in vitro against most aerobic and anaerobic bacteria generally associated with community-acquired infections[ 8, 9].

Once chromosome abnormalities have been excluded in a fetus with a CHD, chromosome 22q11.2 deletion is usually investigated by FISH, as it is the most frequent microdeletion syndrome and is generally associated with cardiac malformations.

Groundwater quality was variable between these islands, but the highest groundwater pollution levels were generally associated with the most densely populated islands with a history of blockages in their sewerage systems (e.g. Kadholudhoo and Hinnavaru).

These non-templated nucleotides, most often A repeats (67%) were generally associated with the presence of nucleotide stretches on the DNA template, as reported [ 34].