Sentence examples for multiple associations and from inspiring English sources

Of 62 new and known CAD loci, 24 (38.7%) showed statistical association with a traditional cardiovascular risk factor, with some showing multiple associations, and 29 (47%) showed associations at p < 1 × 10-4 with a range of other diseases/traits.

So to all of you who donated to the "poll fund" via multiple associations and foundations and to those wanting additional "open space" such as Paul Freeman, Ron Chilcote, Elisabeth Brown, Ann Christoph, Derek Ostensen, Norm Grossman and others, I say, use your own money.

As reported for H. Pylori, many of the different categories of TSSs had multiple associations and this data is summarised in Table 1 (compiled from additional file 2: Tables S1, S2, S3, S4, S5 and S6)[ 24].

The HLA region on the short arm of chromosome 6 has been intensively evaluated for genetic contributors to JRA, and multiple associations, and more recently linkage, has been detected.

The evidence for multiple association and dissociation events on the AuNP surface was intriguing, and our global examination of the adsorption of the protein over time demonstrated the truly dynamic nature of protein NP interaction and complex formation.

Ms. Grossman writes in the show's catalog that most of her work over the last 30 years "may revolve around my own body," but these creepy heads with their hints of inner violence breed multiple associations: S-and-M activities a la Robert Mapplethorpe, sci-fi film creatures, even comic-strip heroes like Batman.

Backhaul capacity and line-of-sight probability of the proposed backhaul architecture for various picocell densities were compared with direct, multiple-association, and multihop backhaul schemes under interference limited scenarios in outdoor and indoor small cell deployments.

While environmental science performs descriptive mapping, monitoring and reduction of exposures to environmental chemicals, approaches of analytical epidemiology focus on disease aetiology and assess multiple associations between exposure and disease in statistical inference tests.

Learning results from multiple associations between simultaneous and consecutive sensor stimuli and is performed by a Dynamical Recurrent Associative Memory Architecture.

Similarly, Van Cauter et al. (2012) showed that the LEC may have an important role in conjoint nonspatial and spatial processing allowing for multiple associations between objects and places.

Our systems biology approach has highlighted the multiple associations between subunits and assembly factors of complexes III and IV during their biogenesis.