Sentence examples for tended to associate from inspiring English sources

Haplotype 4 tended to associate with both promoter 1F and 1H methylation levels (linear association, p = 0.067 and 0.066) although the combined methylation grouping was not linked to the haplotype (p = 0.102, chi-squared test).

McMullen said consumers tended to associate sweatshops with Asia, but the reality was that they existed much closer to home.

Although clinical tradition has tended to associate it more frequently with women, the disorder occurs in both women and men, and it tends to take on characteristics of stereotypical sex roles.

The leaders who succeeded Mao Zedong after his death in 1976 tended to associate political legitimacy with birth control, as the paramount goal of increasing per-capita income hinged on the rising ability of the government to provide food, education and employment, and on limiting the number of people sharing in the fruits of economic growth.

With pure freedom and spontaneity Peirce tended to associate mind, and with firmly entrenched habits he tended to associate matter (or, more generally, the physical).

Staphylococcus aureus IRCM tended to associate with SNP c.735C>G.

Regarding association, lithium ethylene dicarbonate (Li2EDC) tends to associate with the bare and partially covered surface through O.Li.O bridges.

They tend to associate speech with ability.

We tend to associate poverty mostly with minorities.

Maybe people tend to associate the Triborough with deafening traffic jams en route to work.

We still tend to associate the behavior only with alcoholics, college students, and troubled teen-agers.