Sentence examples for predictable association from inspiring English sources
Our results indicate a strong predictable association between hs-CRP, SDMA, and endothelial dysfunction in CKD patients and RT recipients.
The data presented here suggest that a strong predictable association exists between hs-CRP, SDMA, and endothelial dysfunction in CKD patients and RT recipients.
This research has shown that surrogate acceptability was closely aligned with clinical uncertainty – a predictable association, but important to establish as a preface to more in-depth analysis.
The predictable association between amino acids within each Puf repeat and their bound nucleotide was revealed previously for human Pum1, where substitution of specific amino acid side chains demonstrated that an RNA recognition code exists for this protein [ 13, 14].
Reduced PPAR-γ expression or function is associated with various forms of fibrosis in vivo which may account for the predictable association of fibrosis with subcutaneous and visceral lipoatrophy.
In the poorest countries of Latin America, malnourishment is still the most prevalent nutritional problem, but obesity is emerging in alarming rates over the last 10 years without a predictable association with metabolic syndrome.
Findings indicate that the measure produced reliable scores and meaningful, predictable associations were found between scores on the observation measure, on the one hand, and teachers' self-reported practices, teaching goals, relationships with children, and perceptions of children's ability to be self-directed learners, on the other.
17) P36: in this subsection I missed a paragraph on the (predictable and predictive) association between long introns and the presence of functional elements.
Different communities of plants grow in predictable ecological associations, in different environments.
In this view, Shakespeare's embrace of a new freedom of metaphor -- looser, less predictable chains of association -- in combination with a "rougher handling" of pentameter, ushered into the theater nothing less than a far more accurate technique for mapping the human mind.
