Sentence examples for usage associated from inspiring English sources
To our knowledge this study constitutes the first report of preferential TCR usage associated with the Th17 phenotype with the associated implications for differential avidity of Th17 cells.
In the past year, it has focussed on reducing usage associated with landscaping, by removing patches of grass from low-traffic areas and letting some of the landscaping between the slides desiccate and brown.
It is possible to greatly mitigate the increase of water usage associated with the addition of carbon capture to fossil fuel power generation.
The analysis compared the energy usage associated with the houses built in conjunction with the energy efficiency program (test group) with similar new residential construction unrelated to the program (control group).
Referring to total national drug spending, the authors said, "We estimate that price discounts associated with the new benefit will nearly offset the increased usage associated with extending drug insurance coverage to the Medicare population". They said many drugs likely to enter the market in the coming decade would be prescribed for small groups of patients.
Get_Status: This is used by the VGW to get current information on usage associated to a service or to the consumption of resources.
Viral phenotypes related to clinical progression include the CXCR4 or CCR5 coreceptor usage; with CXCR4 use associated with more rapid progression to AIDS [7].
Participants completed a self-administered survey regarding CAM usage, beliefs associated with CAM usage, views of their risks of developing recurrent cancer and of dying of breast cancer.
The reduced AUA codon usage is associated with a reduced methionine usage in the vertebrate mitochondrial genomes.
Its etymology -- termini were the local gods whose shrines served as boundary markers in the ancient Roman world -- suggests a frontier between worlds, while its modern medical usage associates the word with mortality.
The iDoc app usage was associated with a reported decrease in the use of hard-copy textbooks/journals, electronic textbooks/journals via a PC, lecture notes and use of the internet as a workplace information source of choice.
