Sentence examples for when trying to associate from inspiring English sources

People of different ages metabolize pesticides differently, and different racial and ethnic groups may have genetic susceptibilities, making the interpretation of pesticide biomonitoring data difficult, particularly when trying to associate exposure with health effects.

At a time when New Labour was desperately trying to associate itself with Cool Britannia, the deputy prime minister and his wife attended the music industry's Brit Awards, held at London Arena.

This was perhaps proven when the two started talking about trying to associate Courtney with their fellow castmate, Too Short.

"As we would approach any of them or try to associate with them, they would shy away, avoid eye contact, especially when they first moved in".

Sure Houser tried to associate himself with local conservative groups.

In this case individuals try to associate with associates of trustworthy partners.

Also try to associate different colors for different topics.

A second challenge posed by the lack of a reference genome sequence emerges when trying to infer physical dynamics associated with evolutionary genomic phenomena.

Thus, the CLD test accounts for the background LD when trying to distinguish complete LD from associated SNP.

If an ontology cannot maintain a high degree of coverage in its domain, its correctness and integrity will suffer, leading to missing results when trying to find documents or genes semantically associated with terms (Liu et al., 2011).

The variability of definitions often proves a challenge when comparing or contrasting research findings, particularly perhaps when trying to understand the apparently inconsistent findings for factors associated with high rates of absenteeism.