Sentence examples for route to associated from inspiring English sources
So for the UK, the only viable route to associated status under these provisions is to join the EFTA.
Nevertheless, although gesture recognition is impaired in apraxic patients, performance typically remains substantially above chance level, suggesting that the pMNS cannot be the only route to associate gestures with meaning.
We apply VNS to individual routes: each route associated with a column that is part of the current basic solution of RLSCP (i.e. where y ω > 0 ) is considered consecutively.
The results demonstrate that relying on a single measure (e.g. population shares or accessibility) to associate a route with a particular demographic group is likely to be deficient.
In 1959 BOAC began shifting its Comets from transatlantic routes and released the Comet to associate companies, making the Comet 4's ascendancy as a premier airliner brief.
To accomplish this, new miniaturized-chip technologies are heading toward one route to overcome the difficulties associated with the many times extremely low amounts of biological sample available.
Control women were asked about attendance at screening, and cases were asked about their route to diagnosis and experiences associated with that process.
Although limited human-to-human transmission of H7N9 virus among close contacts has been reported (14, 31 ), the main transmission route seems to be associated with exposure to LPMs.
Since changes in the mTOR route have been proposed to be associated to the aging process [ 30], we investigated the constitutive activation of this pathway in the non stimulated smooth muscle layer of guinea pig colon.
This study explores the feasibility of using routinely collected data to evaluate how patients resident in England diagnosed with malignant cancers between 2006 and 2008 (739667 tumours) accessed secondary care for cancer diagnosis, and whether these 'Routes to Diagnosis' are associated with differences in survival.
There are also insufficient data to determine whether the intravenous route is associated with an increased or decreased risk of adverse events when compared to intraosseous access.
