Sentence examples for stores and associated from inspiring English sources

We would suggest as an alternative explanation that the well-established association of inflammatory diseases with aging is primarily due to excess body iron stores and associated greater oxidative stress, as evidenced by significantly higher GGT levels; and both increased body iron stores (as marked by SF) and GGT are dually or synergistically responsible for increased inflammatory diseases.

Discovery interests, after being enriched, are also stored and associated with interest X through semantic properties.

An in-depth comparison of graph-databases with RDF triple-stores (and associated query languages) is not in the scope of this article.

Simulation results show that the network has better associative performance than conventional associative network in the binary patterns associative memory, it can store and associate strong correlation sample patterns, and it can retrieve the distortion multi-valued sample patterns with 40% noise correctly.

Behind the scenes, Killen said ShareIQ has developed a new approach to storing images and associated data, one that allows the company to "really get massive scale, super high accuracy, super fast matching and speed, and very, very low cost on the server".

Secondary outcome measures include consumer food consumption, store sales, and associated storeowner psychosocial factors.

A sequence in GenBank sequence format is a rich format for storing sequences and associated annotations.

Undoubtedly, some of this increase may be attributed to advances in genomics and bioinformatics and increased emphasis on translational research, all of which stimulate the demand for stored specimens and associated data.

The following results sections focus on two primary areas of inquiry: 1) general IRB practices regarding risk and review requirements for studies using previously stored biospecimens (and associated data) within their institutions, and 2) IRB practices regarding the sharing of biospecimens with researchers at other ("outside") institutions.

We defined a biobank as an "organization that acquires and stores human specimens and associated data for future research use".

For the purposes of our study, a biobank was defined as 'an organization that acquires and stores human specimens and associated data for future research use.' Our work included conducting six qualitative case studies, constructing a list of biobanks in the U.S. [ 39], and piloting and administering a 30-minute online survey.