Sentence examples for most widely associated from inspiring English sources
When the guitarist Manitas de Plata, who has died aged 93, became an international star in the 1960s, his was the name most widely associated with flamenco.
In fact, it seems calculated to assuage the fear most widely associated with electronic music: that live performers will be replaced by machines.
While the city is most widely associated with Starbucks, which opened its first store near the famed Pike Place Market in 1971, Seattle has hundreds of additional chain and independent coffee shops as well.
Never mind that these days, the name Playgirl is most widely associated with a magazine of mild gay pornography; Mr. Graff thought the brand was familiar enough that he'd be able to sell cable distributors a video-on-demand service under that title.
The factor most widely associated with acceptance of evolution is personal religious beliefs.
Historically, psychedelic mushrooms have been perhaps most widely associated with the ancient Maya.
Interestingly, increased respiratory rates associated with mitochondrial uncoupling are measured in some organisms under caloric restriction (CR) [1], [18], the most widely reproduced approach associated with lifespan extension [19] [20].
By far the most widely reported phenomenon associated with the application of both active and sham tDCS stimulation is the itching or tingling sensation under the electrode [108, 114, 118].
Injectable ZA (Zometa; Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp ,East Hanover, NJ, US) was selected for these studies because it is the most widely reported BP associated with ONJ.
Three of the most widely reported pathogens associated with A. americanum (E. chaffeensis, E. ewingii, and B. lonestari) were detected among collections from >3 of 5 study sites (i.e., each pathogen was detected from ticks collected at >3 locations).
Although transcription factor 7-like 2 (TCF7L2) gene is the strongest and most widely replicated locus associated with type 2 diabetes (1– 5), there are very few studies that have examined the association between genetic variation in this gene and cardiovascular disease (6– 9).
