Sentence examples for quite often associated from inspiring English sources

If you look back through history, new music is quite often associated with a new drug, isn't it?

(The choice of labels here is not entirely risk-free, for they have been contested; furthermore the first approach is quite often associated with "experimental" studies, and the latter with "case studies", but this is an over-simplification).

It has been reported that acute liver failure is quite often associated with high or very high plasma glutamine concentrations [ 7].

This study has shown that more females than males are infected with HF and that fascioliasis is quite often associated with children below 12 years in both sexes.

Growth inhibition and apoptosis have quite often been associated with dysregulation of signaling pathways with potential to influence S6K1 activity directly or indirectly.

Interestingly, also in patients with M. Sjögren, an autoimmune disease quite often being associated with PBC [ 24, 25], autoantibodies to human muscarinic acetylcholine receptors (hmAchR) of the M3 type were suggested to be one factor responsible for disease induction [ 26, 27].

Because salt flows quite readily, diapirs are often associated with salt domes or salt anticlines; in some cases the diapiric process is thought to be the mode of origin for a salt dome itself.

Our observations are quite different because anaerobes, Enterococcus species, or yeasts were more often associated with septic shock in patients with community-acquired peritonitis.

Rada lwa are often associated with a peaceful demeanor and benevolent attitude, although they may also turn out to be quite vindictive if displeased or offended.

often associated with child abuse.

Golf is often associated with exclusivity.