There have been several studies in which associations between TTSS-associated virulence and poor clinical outcome for P. aeruginosa-infected patients have been observed.
Moreover, some regions associated with plant height contained flowering-related genes for which associations to flowering time itself were not detected.
Geneticists working for 23andMe sift through the journals and make their best judgments of which associations are solid.
There seems to be a relatively brief optimal interval in classical conditioning at which associations are most easily made.
Models of plural leadership will be needed if the multiplication of public service mutuals opens up the possibility for a different system of governance – one which goes beyond corporatism in which associations are knitted into state-controlled mechanisms.
Such phenomena form palimpsests in which associations between artefacts and behaviour are not always clear.
Four phosphodiesterase targets and the MCF7S target were predicted for both tamoxifen and toremifene, for which associations there is again significant experimental validation and supporting literature [39, 40].
Another part of the reason is that tree-based methods capitalize on regions in which associations with the response are weak.
Smart-Pockets works by recognizing users' body-deictic gestures entailing access to their pockets, for which associations between specific pockets and personal digital content anchored to those pockets has been managed a priori.
To examine racial and ethnic differences among middle school children in the home food environment (HFE) and the extent to which associations of healthy and unhealthy eating with the HFE differ by race and ethnicity.
The finding "contradicts a number of studies in which associations have been found between religious participation, such as youth group and church attendance and academic achievement," according to the study.
