Sentence examples for uncommon association from inspiring English sources

The extreme oxygen fugacities required for moissanite formation have also led to propose extremely high temperatures and/or pressures of formation (Trumbull et al., [2009]), in part motivated by a not uncommon association with diamonds, in part probably motivated by the high temperature synthesis practiced for industrial SiC.

Hypernatremia can also occur secondary to dehydration in patients taking lithium and is not uncommon in association with lithium poisoning.

Although a stabbing pain character of headache is not uncommon in association with acute cerebrovascular disease, the diagnosis of stabbing headache has not been well described in this population.

We report this uncommon radiological association with Crohn's disease.

Thus, it was uncommon for associations at tag SNPs on commercial chips to directly transfer across populations.

There is almost 100% correspondence of EBV presence in endemic Burkitt's lymphoma; sporadic cases are uncommon and the association with EBV is much lower (Kutok and Wang, 2006).

Low birth weight (< 2,500 g, n = 7) and preterm (< 37 completed weeks of gestation, n = 26) were too uncommon to estimate associations with bulky DNA adduct levels.

This species of Xylocarpus is uncommon and grows in association with Heritiera litteralis.

Although several cases of concomitant HM and primary PCa have been reported, this association is uncommon; no guidelines for the management of such patients are thus far available.

To date, several genes have known association with uncommon Mendelian forms of optic atrophy or optic neuropathy such as that seen in LHON; autosomal dominant optic atrophy; Wolfram syndrome; a small proportion of open-angle glaucoma cases as well as other rarer neurodegenerative diseases (3).

While prestigious jewelry houses like Cartier, Chaumet, Boucheron, and Van Cleef and Arpels continued the tradition of formal gem-set jewelry, a younger generation of iconoclasts introduced a new aesthetic based on geometric forms, associations of uncommon materials and striking color combinations.