Sentence examples for preferred association from inspiring English sources

Conversely, only large mineral spheres with no preferred association with collagen fibrils were observed in the absence of biomimetic analogues in the medium.

Aligning the S. purpuratus SECIS elements failed to identify any novel characteristics that might explain the preferred association with SBP2L.

PBIS would result if researchers investigate such a range of cutoffs but only report one cutoff/OR pair based on their preferred association.

As far as biological processes are concerned, the most conspicuous observation was a preferred association between genes containing a TATA-box and responses to different stimuli (Table 1, Biological Process).

It has been hypothesized that retrotransposons may accumulate in active centromeres because of favored integration into an epigenetically modified centromere environment, and not because of preferred association with CENH3 nucleosomes (Lamb et al. 2007; Wolfgruber et al. 2009).

In the simplest model, plants could assure the preferred association with mutualistic ants simply through a 'competition-based screening' that can occur both before and after the initial colonization process (Heil 2013).

There are 19 significant 'preferred' associations out of 78 correlations between health and community/health system characteristics (that is, almost 24%), while there are 18 significant 'not preferred' associations (that is, 23%).

Based on 208 correlations between healthcare and community/health system characteristics, there are 27 (13%) and 35 (17%) significant 'preferred' and 'not preferred' associations respectively.

Table 7 shows that out of 190 correlations between healthcare and non-medical determinants, the significant 'preferred' and 'not preferred' associations are respectively 231212%) and 18 (9%).

Healthcare correlations with community and health system characteristics show the reverse picture, with relatively more 'not preferred' associations than 'preferred associations'.

The comparable frequency with which health displays both 'preferred' and 'not preferred' associations with community and health system characteristics also points to the possibility that health levels are shaped community needs in complex ways that this study cannot disentangle.