Sentence examples for on close association from inspiring English sources

Phage phiIBB_Pl23 likely has 3′ cohesive ends based on close association with phage phiSLT [ 28].

Phages Abouo, Davies, Jimmer1, and Jimmer2 likely use headful packaging and have circularly permuted terminal repeats based on close association with the large terminases of well-characterized headful packaging phages P40 [ 26], and SPP1 [ 27] which share a pham.

Nussbaum notes that stigma is founded on a lack of close association, and one reason the stigma against gays and lesbians has diminished so rapidly is the "coming out of people all over the country".

On Friday Georgia will sign an important agreement on closer association with the EU.

The energetic benefits of close association depend on acidification of the external medium.

The initial step would be the evolution of mixed-species prokaryotic assemblages, primarily of proton respirers, based on the energetic benefits of close association demonstrated above.

Sub-categorization of the significantly upregulated genes according to Gene Ontology annotations revealed that 12 upregulated genes on Xbp1S expression were highlighted for close association with apoptosis.

Art historian Gail Levin, also an expert on artist Edward Hopper, has drawn on her close association with Krasner and extensive research to produce a biography that rings fair and true.

He has transported contemporary political issues back to ancient Rome and, drawing on his close association with New Labour when a political journalist on the Observer and the Sunday Times, conjured a character very like the post-Iraq Tony Blair in The Ghost (2007).

Both qualitative spectral analysis and PLSR coefficients indicated that prediction of soil As and its phases were dependent on their close association with spectrally active soil organic matter, clay minerals and Fe/Al-oxides.

The company's business model revolves on its close association with Apache Hadoop and its viability as a data platform.