Sentence examples for propose to associate from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we propose to associate the concept of TTB to the value β which characterises the exponential decay of the daily travel-time distribution.

To achieve the tunability, we propose to use laterally d-graded multilayer, and to obtain bright sources, we propose to associate multilayer targets deposited on thin semitransparent membranes.

We propose to associate to each feature point f∈MP detected at scale σ r a descriptor which encodes information extrapolated from both the normal vectors and saliency data of the neighbour points p j ∈ B σ r + 1 f.

As architectural constraints involve first-order formulae, and a behavioural semantics of reconfigurations gives rise to infinite state systems, we propose to associate proof and model-checking within the well-established B method, to support the modelling of such systems and the (partial- validation of their dynamic reconfigurations.

We propose to associate cell types to TESs.

STING has been proposed to associate with cytoplasmic DNAs (either single-stranded or double-stranded) (Abe et al., 2013), but structural studies have not favored the hypothesis that STING binds directly to dsDNAs (Burdette and Vance, 2013).

Despite the fact that hypermetabolic areas and higher SUVs measured on PET images, and verified with histological findings, have been associated with macrophage activity and plaque development, no fixed criteria have yet been proposed to associate an increase in SUV with the likelihood of developing vulnerable plaque.

In fact, EdTx exploits the endocytic route to reach the cytosol and was proposed to associate with ILVs [13].

Histone methyltransferases has been proposed to associate with ERα to establish a basal repressive state at ER targets [21].

Natural selection is another process that has long been proposed to associate with dichromatism in birds [ 3].

Reduced expression levels of Rnd3 in different cancers were observed, and were proposed to associate with tumor invasion, apoptosis, and metastasis.