Sentence examples for most recent association from inspiring English sources

His most recent association was with H.G. Wellington and Co.

To date, the most recent association study [29] failed to replicate an association between the candidate gene NPY and stress response and emotion (reported by Zhou [30], using instruments other than the EPQ).

In this study, we provide an update of the most recent association between social caste, economic factors and mortality in India using individual data from the India Human Development Survey 2004 2005.

Because the barley genome is not yet sequenced, the most recent association study utilizing 1524 unigene SNPs [33], [34] was limited by the resolution of the genetic linkage map and identifying candidate genes nearby depended on homology searches against other species.

Thus, the number of SNPs used here was 8- to 10-fold greater than used in all but the most recent association analyses in soybean.

We therefore evaluated the ability of a type 2 diabetes GRS, containing 62 diabetes-related SNPs derived from the most recent association findings (25), and circulating metabolites involved in cardiometabolic risk pathways, separately and together, to predict diabetes and improve discrimination of incident type 2 diabetes compared with conventional clinical predictors.

In the end, make sure to read through all of the documents provided to you and ask for the most recent condo association meeting minutes.

Several further sensitivity analyses with an update of diabetes status during follow-up or application of the most recent American Diabetes association definition of diabetes (21) yielded very similar results (Table 2).

The most recent genomewide association study (GWAS) for schizophrenia described an enrichment of FMRP targets among the genomewide significant hits (Schizophrenia Working Group of the PGC, 2014), and in the largest whole exome sequencing study for schizophrenia, enhanced de novo mutations in mRNA targets of FMRP were found (Fromer et al, 2014).

The two most recent genome-wide association studies, in the Japanese population, have identified the association of a novel gene (KCNQ1) with the risk of type 2 diabetes; a similar association was also detected in some Asian and European populations in these studies [ 18, 19].

The genetic abnormalities linked to several syndromes associated with cardiac fibrillation and the most recent genome wide association studies identifying polymorphisms that affect cardiac conduction provide insights into the molecular aetiology of these diseases.