Sentence examples for unless it is associated from inspiring English sources
Any new technology is associated with risk; if the risk can be quantified as a shortening of life expectancy, it is unlikely to be acceptable unless it is associated with a tremendous increase of prosperity.
Since an isolated α chain is unstable unless it is associated with a β chain, this design permits rapid separation of α,β-heterodimer from unpaired β chain in a single step of Ni-NTA Agarose chromatography yielding 90% pure α,β-TCR.
Pregnancy related headache is not an ICHD-II diagnosis unless it is associated with eclampsia.
First, there is, little point in screening unless it is associated with an intervention programme (Gilbody et al, 2001).
As transposition is a "cut-and-paste" process, it is not likely that transposition results in a duplication events unless it is associated with lateral gene transfer (LGT).
While identification of an intrasubstance tear on MRA is unlikely to alter management at primary care level unless it is associated with more serious pathology, partial thickness tears of the rotator cuff are reported to be of prognostic significance due to the high proportion that increase in size or progress to full thickness tears if left untreated [ 49].
This 'Medea only' construct would be impractical to remove (unless it was associated with a high fitness cost) and could spread to adjacent populations.
Enteral nutrition is preferred over parenteral nutrition unless contraindicated or impossible, as it is associated with a lower rate of infections (BII) [ 67].
This also suggests that the Asn631 polymorphism is not associated with in vivo resistance to significant chicken pathogens (unless it is also associated with a deleterious phenotypic trait).
Unless the app in question is associated with a medical institution you know and trust, or unless you can find specific information backing up its claims and methods, it's best to cast a very wary eye at anything health-related that can be downloaded to your phone.
Giving actual support to children is associated with less wellbeing unless the support being given to children is perceived as good, perhaps reflecting parental obligation to support adult children in need.
