Sentence examples for special associations from inspiring English sources

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The chair has no special associations other than being borrowed from my wife, who works on the floor below.

Thus, the observed effect is not due to special associations between the location of the microRNAs within the Dlk1/Gtl2 imprinting region and eutherian-specific genes in terms of their function or shared evolutionary history.

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The 1912 event was the Sonderbund exhibition – or more exactly the Internationale Kunstausstellung des Sonderbundes Westdeutscher Kunstfreunde und Künstler (international art show of the special association of West German art lovers and artists).

Despite the seeming omnipresent nature of Met Office-presented weather on the BBC, the history of the special association between these two cherished British institutions suggests that there is nothing inevitable or straightforward about their relationship.

Jersey's Bailiff Michael Birt said: "Jersey has a very special association with the Crown and it is hard to imagine participating in a more colourful royal celebration.

What R. Jay Magill calls an ideology of intimacy underwrites the explosion in intimate self-disclosure by contemporary figures and from Hannah Horvath to Big Brother diaries have a special association to secrets, scandals, and confession.

Only two participants reported a special association for a fictional character.

Partial trisomies of 9p are equally frequent with a special association to PV [ 27– 30].

When asked if any caste group had a special association with natural resources, the Gurung people were nominated both by themselves and the other castes.