Sentence examples for ultimate association from inspiring English sources

In any case, the ultimate association of Native American forty-nine dancing with alcohol led in some measure to the condemnation of the tradition as a rebellious activity by both Native and non-Native American observers.

(Note, however, that all three European clusters were used for the ultimate association analyses of this ancestry).

In the ultimate mutualistic association, the symbionts are located in host cells and are transmitted vertically through successive generations.

Although individual genotyping remains the ultimate test of association, such pooling stages can be used to nominate sites for further investigation.

For rural location choice, rural location of secondary education and rural location of rearing were found to be associated as ultimate predictors on adjusted association.

The second study, by Kulstad and Kelley [7], entitled "Over-crowding is associated with delays in percutaneous coronary intervention for acute myocardial infarction" uses the EDWIN score as a marker of ED over-crowding and its association with ultimate delays in patients receiving percutaneous intervention for acute myocardial infarction.

The present study consists of two parts; Part I deals with plate elements surrounded by stiffeners or support members, and Part II treats stiffened panels, where some important factors of influence such as structural dimensions, initial imperfections, loading types and computational techniques in association with ultimate limit states are studied.

How's that for the ultimate in perversion by association?

Regardless of which statistical procedures are agreed upon that demonstrate adequate association, the ultimate criterion for association must be independent replication.

To be credible, an SEB must have biological plausibility and a strong association with ultimate outcome.

We have shown that life history theory can apply ultimate explanations to predict associations between mortality risk and mating and parenting status in a modern developed population.