In a subsequent association study in septic patients focusing on two of the common TLR1 SNPs (-7202A/G and Ser602Ile) revealed associations with organ dysfunction, 28-day hospital mortality, ALI, and the prevalence of gram-positive cultures, constituting the unique association study of TLR1 gene variants with sepsis-associated complications to date.
We, in turn, have been blessed by this unique association.
Yesterday the Queen Mother's unique association with Cheltenham was marked by the official unveiling by the Queen of a bust of her by Angela Connor.
Expressive inhibition demonstrated a unique association with residual distress.
This is formulated through the following unique association constraint: sum_{iinmathcal{B}} x_{ji} tau) = 1, quad forall j in mathcal{U}_{T},foralll tauinUpsilon.
Among TETs, thymoma is the most predominant, characterized by a unique association with autoimmune diseases, followed by thymic carcinoma, which is less common but more clinically aggressive.
The theory is that each product has a unique association in the mind of the consumer, based almost entirely on the marketing mix you've chosen for it.
For all of the 69 soil profile types, there was no unique association with a given vegetation type, but between two and six vegetation associations could be found on any soil profile type.
Founded in 1917, Providence College has a unique association with the faith today: It is the only college in the nation run by Dominican priests, and 25 Dominican Friars and sisters are members of the faculty.
The first conceptualization of proactive coping's unique association with well-being was explained by two of the proactive competencies, use of resources and realistic goal setting, and the remaining variance in well-being was explained by the first factor of optimism.
We further performed multiple regression analyses to examine the common and unique association among these variables.
