Sentence examples for remarkable associations from inspiring English sources

Linda Thompson has been called a classic "pop culture beauty" -- a status she has achieved, not just because of the remarkable associations she has made - but because of her memorable contributions in the world of music, film and television.

Few remarkable associations were observed between patient age, site of infection, and specific subspecies (Table 2).

We observed no remarkable associations between age-adjusted urinary Cd concentrations and pipe, cigar, or chewing tobacco use.

Remarkable associations were not observed between BAX mRNA expression status and tumor histology, patients' gender, or age at the time of diagnosis.

Of note, epidemiological studies have revealed remarkable associations between PM content in ambient air and increased rates of respiratory disease in susceptible populations (Dockery et al. 1993; Pope et al. 1995).

Automated searches for extreme locus "hits" revealing remarkable associations across the genome can be performed for each stage of disease (see above) screening for extreme p-values, QAS values and/or density of extreme p-values.

This remarkable association of sarcoid reactions or sarcoidosis with malignant lymphomata and associated malignancies seems to justify speculation on the possibility of a common aetiological factor, e.g. in the form of an altered immune reaction.

Peter Harringon called the copy's dedication "a remarkable association, arguably second only in importance to the dedication copy inscribed to Pound".

Narcolepsy bears a remarkable association with Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA -DQB1*0602 allele, suggesting tHLA -DQB1*0602une process underlies the palleleysuggesting narcolepsy [2].

13 In addition to cultural background and sex, there is a remarkable association between education and smoking behaviour.

A remarkable association between the levels of oestrogen and telomerase activity has been shown under physiological conditions [ 37].