Sentence examples for whose associations from inspiring English sources

Of particular interest are MMP7, GRIK1 and DNAH5, the genes associated with the top three ranking SNPs in our study, whose associations remained significant after Bonferroni correction for multiple testing.

Mr. Caesar mixes studio dust and detritus with resin, which he casts into large discs whose associations remain uncertain.

When Coco Chanel, whose associations with the Germans during the war had tainted her reputation, returned to Paris fashion in 1954, financed by the Wertheimer family, Mr. Rizzo was sent by Hervé Mille, the director of Paris Match, to document her studio.

That's not true of animal farmers, whose associations have been forged unwittingly by natural selection.

While the transfer of a credit for a client might not in itself raise problems, it could have regulatory repercussions if the client in question is linked to organized crime, since Nevada regulators have broad authority to take action against casinos whose associations bring the state into "disrepute".

A multivariable logistic regression model included variables whose associations with vaccination decisions were statistically significant, defined as p<0.05.

"There's a lot of rebellion," said Dr. Houston, whose association represents local superintendents.

This, from a high school dropout and former gang member whose association with the Crips is a constant talking point.

Ms. Oyler, whose association has been analyzing the effects of the new mandated screening programs, said, "Hearing loss is invisible".

President Asif Ali Zardari, whose association with the United States has added to his unpopularity, agreed to the stipulations in the aid package.

Adair, whose association with Crossroads had ended by the mid-70s, was born Hazel Willett in Darjeeling, India.