Sentence examples for provide association from inspiring English sources
To examine network task engagement, component time courses were parameterized using multiple regression to provide association estimates (beta weights) between time courses and the phases of the fMRI paradigm (i.e., encoding vs. recognition).
ROHs are without heterozygosity in the diploid states and provide association evidence at the genome-wide scale for complex traits.
We developed a database, TCMGeneDIT, to provide association information about TCMs, genes, diseases, TCM effects and TCM ingredients mined from vast amount of biomedical literature.
Furthermore, the linkage mapping of these SFPs using aforementioned mapping populations may provide association of these genes for QTLs for drought tolerance that can be used as "functional markers" in marker-assisted selection approaches in pigeonpea breeding.
The immediate motivation for our MRL modelling is to provide association and dissociation rate constants for the particle-based (PB) modelling aimed at building biophysical realism through four-dimensional simulations of in vivo elemental reactions.
The power of such meta-analyses is linked to the relatively simple model of the underlying genetic architecture that they presuppose: that SNP genotype results from different samples with differences in genetic background will provide association with drug addiction with the same phase.
Our analysis can only provide associations and inference regarding causality cannot be drawn.
Methods such as Prolinks-fusion and CODA can provide less certain associations for a greater number of hits and therefore would be more appropriate where the other methods cannot provide associations.
The objective of our study was to provide association-based evidence for or against underlying molecular defects that contribute to subjective feelings of low vitality, as well as search for potential biomarkers towards ailments that have low vitality as a core symptom.
Thus, this analysis can only provide associations.
Non-controlled observational studies provide associations but no robust evidence of cause-effect relations.
