Sentence examples for novel associated from inspiring English sources
Within lesion and sham groups we counterbalanced as much as possible the context (white or stripes) and side (place) for the novel or familiar association as well as the recency with which the novel associated context had been experienced (i.e., choosing the test phase context to be the same as sample phase 1 or 2).
Otherwise, having his nine-years-in-the-making novel associated with so many instances of bungling cretinism might really sting.
Our method has the potential to identify novel associated genes; provide a basis for selecting SNPs for replication; and be directly used in network (pathway) approaches that require per-gene association test statistics.
Thirteen novel associated loci affecting maize kernel oil concentration were identified using the new dataset, among which one intergenic locus affected the kernel oil variation by controlling expression of three other known oil-related genes.
Kakutani asks: "How did a distressing narrative filled with characters spouting hate speech... mutate into a redemptive novel associated with the civil rights movement, hailed, in the words of the former civil rights activist and congressman Andrew Young, for giving us 'a sense of emerging humanism and decency'"?
Waist circumference, the indicator of central obesity, is a novel associated factor for falls.
The book was one of the first novels associated with the Beat movement of the 1950s.
There are also allusions to the western novels associated with McCarthy: the man has raised the boy to see people as "good guys" and "bad guys", though there's a clear irony in this.
Recently it has been proposed that force field learning reflects learning the novel dynamics associated with a novel grasped object [14], [15].
In this study, we have proposed a novel method for identification of novel disease associated protein complexes.
Classic and novel associating water-soluble polymers for enhanced oil recovery (EOR) applications are discussed along with their limitations.
