Sentence examples for tenuous association from inspiring English sources

Higher CAUCd and BCd levels may be associated with advanced cancer phenotypes, but there was only a tenuous association between cadmium and prostate cancer.

But no! Instead, the Republicans decided to change the subject to Obama's extremely tenuous association with the controversial 1960s left-wing activist Bill Ayers.

These are the tricks of Balam Acab, the recording alias of Alec Koone, now detached from his tenuous association with witch house, last year's brooding electronic music breakthrough scene, which his debut EP "See Birds" was an essential part of.

That tenuous association with wagyu beef made me think of preparing a simple Japanese-type sauce, reducing it till it was thick then adding the sliced meat and quickly taking it off the heat, so it wouldn't cook any further but would warm sufficiently.

Review of published cases suggests a tenuous association.

INDEED, the narrator's "crabwalk" lacks subtlety in that its juxtapositions fail to differentiate between family affinities, such as those between parents and children; circumstantial connections, such as that between the shipwreck and Paul's character; and very tenuous associations, like the one between the assassination of Gustloff and the destruction of the ship named in his honor.

The problem when interpreting information on adverse effects, though, is that any symptom can be recorded as an adverse event however tenuous its association to the study drug.

Similar analyses of cells undergoing HIV-1 infection-induced G2,M arrest did not exhibit any increase in CyclinB1 high MW bands [Additional file 2E, lane 6] consistent with its tenuous enhanced association with 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3ion (Fig. 2A anduring