Sentence examples for selective association from inspiring English sources

Also as mentioned earlier (Fig 1D), in the absence of detergent (Triton X-100), GAPDH associated with mitochondria only in cells expressing Q74, indicating the selective association of GAPDH with mitochondria in samples where they were shown to be damaged.

Such a system of selective association can easily be accommodated within the trade commission's proposed do-not-call regulations.

We just wanted to make the point that the oil industry's selective association with the arts is serious cause for concern.

Moreover, good correlation between the length of the phased sRNAs and their dependence on specific DCLs, and also their selective association with specific AGO proteins were clearly observed.

At present, the HRTEM study on reduced Pt-Rh/SiC-Ce catalyst gives direct evidence of a selective association of Pt and Rh metals with the cerium oxide additive.

In contrast to ZNF224, the PCK1 locus showed a relatively selective association with global cognition, but not with global pathology.

It is striking that Ruminococcus bromii, Bifidobacterium adolescentis, and Eubacterium rectale, which showed the most substantial increases in the human gut in response to RS2, have also been shown to form highly selective associations with this substrate [35].

Furthermore, the recent report documenting a female-selective association between SNPs in the aldo keto reductase 1 (andC1) anxietyiety levels (Quast et al., 2014) highlights the potential importance of gender, further emphasising the importance of focused investigations in this area.

Therefore, if sleep and specific electrophysiological characteristics of sleep are contributing to these circuit changes, then topographical EEG examination should reveal more selective, local associations with memory improvement.

The present study replicated the previously reported male-selective genetic association between the SAP97 polymorphism and schizophrenia.

This activity is crucial for the rapid and selective re-association of stress-responsive transcription factors with chromatin.