Sentence examples for valuable associations from inspiring English sources

Experimental results from survey data indicated that the proposed approach can facilitate identifying rules of interest and valuable associations among later-marketed products.

Valuable associations may be overlooked if they are averaged across ages and not evaluated for heterogeneity.

Forbes estimates the club is the fifth most valuable association football club in the world, valued over £1.3 billion in 2014.

This may account for the statistically significant but not clinically valuable association between the ACE D allele and myocardial infarction reported in a meta-analysis of several cross-sectional studies (12).

These challenges may put the valuable work associations do in supporting financially excluded tenants under threat.

23– 26 A few studies have reported that profiles of gene and miRNA expression show valuable predictive associations with lymph node metastasis.

Natural endosymbiosis between photosynthetic organisms and animal species occurs in many marine species such as corals and sponges, whose simple body plans and high surface-to-volume ratios make such associations valuable [38].

Long-term longitudinal studies are valuable for studying associations between risk/protective factors and health outcomes even considering substantial attrition rates.

Further studies with repeated measures of body composition would be particularly valuable for investigating associations among birth weight, infant and childhood weight gain, and later metabolic risk.

Genome-wide association studies (GWASs) are valuable for examining the associations between genetic variants and diseases with complex etiologies, such as PTB.

Association rule learning [82, 83] is set of techniques designed to detect valuable relationships or association rules among variables in databases.