Sentence examples for stable associations from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the general agreement of host and symbiont phylogenies bolsters the view that these bacterial associates form meaningful, stable associations with their hosts.

The continuity may be provided by the civic or religious life of the community, the stable associations of an acting troupe, or the permanence of a producer's office.

These results imply fairly stable associations between SSDI/SSI receipt and VR services for many years after VR service receipt.

Revealing interpretable and conceptually stable associations (relationships) within data forms one of the central items on the agenda of data analytics.

This corroborates previous work suggesting that expert-like evolutionary reasoning models include more stable associations of concepts within conceptual reasoning frameworks (Nehm and Ha 2011; Nehm and Ridgway 2011).

They were less motile and established stable associations with hair cells, representing synaptic connections.

Mechanically, SIRT6 specifically associates with telomeres where it deacetylates H3K9 which is required for stable association with WRN.

It lacks the fully developed, formal structure of a stable association, such as a club, a corporation, or a political party.

Taken together, these extensive hydrophobic, electrostatic, and hydrogen-bonding interactions ensure a stable association between DAXX and ATRX.

Because co-translational translocation requires a stable association between the translating ribosome and translocon, we further tested whether microtubule binding by Sec61β regulates ribosome-translocon complex formation.

Investigation of individual clones served to prove persistent and homogenous expression, which is ascribed to stable association with nuclear attachment sites.