Sentence examples for temporary association from inspiring English sources

This is quite different from the temporary association between two cells that occurs during sexual reproduction in most ciliates.

The "Hepatocyte" compartment represents temporary association of ALT with cells as necrosis occurs.

"Cohabitating" usually does not connote a stable relationship rather, it represents more of a temporary association.

A longer follow up of our cohort will reveal whether the increased prevalence of respiratory symptoms in certain ethnic groups represents a temporary association with respiratory infections in early childhood, or predicts progression to chronic persistent symptoms, including asthma.

Although the temporary association with the study renders the pulmonary emboli likely study drug related, a clear attribution to either vorinostat, doxorubicin, or the combination cannot be attained in the absence of a control arm without vorinostat.

On the other hand, a temporary association of roots might be sufficient to reorient the growth of root No. 2, say, toward a source of nutrients which had already been perceived and responded to by root No. 1.

All individuals engage in temporary associations, especially during dry seasons.

The stability and structural integrity of metabolons varies greatly ranging from temporary associations and their dynamic formation in response to environmental changes to stable, permanent enzyme complexes [ 2, 3].

In the same way that the A. thaliana roots seemed to form meta-stable associations (entanglements), as suggested by the growth trajectories in Figure 6, temporary associations were found between roots of barley (Hordeum vulgare) and other species growing within a rhizotron.

The level of plastid integration varies among dinoflagellates, ranging from fully integrated permanent plastid replacements such as the tertiary haptophyte-derived plastids found in Karenia and Karlodinium species [ 31] to less integrated plastids (i.e. permanent plastids that have not been degenerated) or temporary associations [ 39, 41].

However, plots of the positions of A. thaliana root apices as they grew over the agar surface showed that not only did roots cross over each other but that pairs of roots also formed temporary associations (Fig. 6): roots approached (or were attracted to) one another, made contact, grew together and then diverged.