Sentence examples for seems associated from inspiring English sources

It seems associated with ideas of contamination or with memories of traumatic experiences.

Consider the Playboy logo, a symbol of a certain kind of male sophistication in the 1950s, yet today, owing to promiscuous licensing, it seems associated mainly with taxicab air fresheners.

Prices for goods seem to be more reflective of global capacity constraints than the domestic output gap, so this slowdown also seems associated with developments in the world economy.

"The show seems associated with the years of the economic bubble, and the absurd extravagances of the late 80's," said Jordan Sand, who teaches Japanese history and culture at Georgetown University and who discovered "Iron Chef" when he was living in Japan in 1994.

Lower level of hospital nurse staffing seems associated with more adverse outcomes, especially mortality.

Low neighborhood income seems associated with IHD risk in middle-aged men.

Some medications, difficult for older people to metabolize, seem associated with delirium.

Then, the researchers look for markers — certain identifiable stretches of DNA — to see if any seem associated with the cancer.

FOR decades, scientists have studied areas deep within the brain that seem associated with pleasure and addiction.

But he said it was curious that, given the results of previous work, neither exercise nor religious practice seemed associated with being happier than average.

When the bleeds are on the outer surface of the brain, they often seem associated with a condition in which blood vessels are damaged by the protein amyloid.