Sentence examples for persistently associated from inspiring English sources

RNA polymerase II (pol II) persistently associated with the promoter throughout the time course of hypoxic treatment, and this association was eliminated by knocking down p300, indicating that p300 is important for the initiation of the transcription of the gene.

These are the bands and images persistently associated with vinyl's heyday, but a boomer coveting his original copy of "Sticky Fingers" may not be entirely representative of vinyl's newest devotees.

Mr Edmans says that some M&A advisers are persistently associated with higher bounces in an acquirer's share price when deals are announced but that these firms tend not to be the ones with the biggest chunk of the market (see table).

Ms. Mutu's childhood and youth in Africa, like anyone's childhood and youth anywhere, are of abiding interest to her, as, in a different way, is the African identity persistently associated with her as an adult in the West, most recently by an art market programmed to label, promote and discard.

But the kind of power in question was in principle one of domination, or power-over, as it has been persistently associated with the characteristics of ideal masculinity.

Such regulation could be hampered if NFAT5 was persistently associated with nuclear DNA as result of having been retained in chromatin during mitosis.

Persistently HICP was associated with poor clinical outcome even in good HH classes.

In a cohort of patients who underwent monthly MRI scans (n = 125), the mean cumulative number of both newly and persistently active lesions associated with IFN beta-1b treatment was lower than with placebo.

Overall, we find overeducation to be a persistent phenomenon, particularly for blacks and low-ability workers, associated with persistently and sizeably lower wages.

Flat and persistently low trajectories were associated with the lowest mortality.

To assess maternal-fetal outcomes in pregnancies associated with persistently elevated second-trimester maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein.