Sentence examples for recognized association from inspiring English sources
1937 Purge Royalists, Hitler Says BERLIN — The ranks of German nobility have been thrown into confusion by a demand from Chancellor Hitler that the recognized Association of German Nobles, the Deutsche Adelsgenossenschaft, shall make itself "politically pure" by purging itself of all elements which still cling earnestly to their monarchist convictions.
Despite the recognized association between mood disorders and ED, few studies described the relationship with BD and its broader definition of bipolar spectrum (BS).
Community-acquired MRSA infection causing Lemierre's syndrome is a rare but recognized association with much concern owing to the aggressiveness of the MRSA infection and limited treatment options [3]-[5].
The Scout Association of Northern Ireland co-exists in the province with Scouting Ireland which is the World Organisation of the Scout Movement recognized association for the Republic of Ireland.
There is a well recognized association between depression and diabetes.
The widely recognized association between NAFLD and insulin resistance suggests a role of the insulin signaling pathway in hepatic steatosis.
The program can be also a basic platform for the more advanced courses available for the professionals from the European and world recognized associations.
From a public health perspective, these recognized associations should be taken into account by public health policy makers.
Previously recognized associations with cryptorchidism and infantile inguinal hernia were confirmed and relationships were also found with cycling and horse-riding.
However, most of the aforementioned limitations would likely result in false-negative results, with the ultimate effect of underestimating the magnitude of any recognized associations.
However, recognized associations include: neurological impairment (multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury), neurological degeneration (Parkinson's disease, multi-system atrophy) and bladder outflow tract obstruction.
