Sentence examples for time to be associated from inspiring English sources

"It's not a great time to be associated with Presidential politics".

"There's never been a better time to be associated with the N.F.L. if you're a fan, a player or corporate America," Brian McCarthy, a league spokesman, said.

There was a trend for a longer circulatory arrest time to be associated with greater risk for neurologic sequelae in newborns, whereas prolonged cardiopulmonary bypass was an important risk factor for infants.

Genetic aberrations of this signaling pathway have been reported over time to be associated in NSCLC with different sensitivity to the EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors, to have a possible prognostic role and more recently HER2 amplification has been emerged as a possible mechanism in EGFR-mutated tumors of acquired resistance to the EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors.

I couldn't allow myself, I thought at the time, to be associated with men rumored to be queer and have AIDS.

This is no time and place for any evaluation of how dated and/or incomplete those "structuralist" views were, much less of the policy proposals that came over time to be associated with them.

The vasorelaxation is for the first time shown to be associated with a simultaneous decrease in intracellular calcium levels in the cerebral circulation.

Eighty-five individuals were prospectively followed over a period of time thought to be associated with an increased onset of OCD symptoms childbirth and the postpartum.

An underactive thyroid, called hypothyroidism (HT), has been long time reported to be associated with increased risk of CTS.

The finding of ACE as a significant target is surprising, and to the best of our knowledge, the first time described to be associated with tinnitus.

Longer door-to-balloon times continued to be associated with increased mortality after multivariable adjustment (fig 2).