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211) The word "science" is usually associated with hypothetic analysis.

212) One American tradition associated with Easterthe Easter egg hunt.

213) He abhors the wheeling-and-dealing associated with conventional political life.

214) These patients were often associated with hypohemoglobinemia and thrombocytopenia.

215) In communications, a disturbance in the ?earth's? magnetic field, associated with abnormal solar activity, and capable of seriously affecting both radio and wire transmission.

216) Conclusion Decreased PKC positive cells in the preoptic area may be associated with endocrine disturbance in postmenopausal women.

217) A global wordline driver is associated with each array, each global wordline driver coupled to a plurality of select lines.

218) As you can see, the template filter substitutes the variable name lure.company with the actual value associated with that key name in the Map object.

219) Earth station: A parabolic antenna and associated electronics for receiving and transmitting satellite signals.

220) Both of the remelting and mixed source types of granite in South China are associated with W-Sn mineralization but the former is dominant .

221) In New York exchange, Associated Press bank stock report in 10 US dollars, fell suddenly 27 %.sentencedict.com/associated.html

222) Objective To obtain the efficacy of surgery treatment for congenital tonsillar hernia deformity associated with syringomyelia.

223) He combines fashion design motifs associated with China like the qipao and the Mandarin collar, but don't worry, regardless of which design is chosen, the bunny will keep its tail, bowtie and ears.

224) Objective To investigate the unstable characteristics and necessity of internal fixation for acute posterior dislocation of elbow associated with ulnar coronoid fractures.

225) I associated the sunrise with long plane flights across many time zones and groggy strolls around strange cities waiting for my hotel room to become available.

226) Angular Momentum: a quantity associated with how an object moves around a reference point.

227) Methods:Hysterosalpingography and clinical materials of 33 cases with infertility associated with peritubal adhesions confirmed by laparoscopy were analysed retrospectively.

228) Hemoptysis, erythrocytosis, brain abscesses, coagulation abnormalities, and cerebrovascular incidents are commonly associated with ES and not with idiopathic pulmonary hypertension.

229) CoNS PVE is associated with a high rate of methicillin resistance and significant valvular complications.

230) Arginase activity is a key diagnostic indicator. Increased levels of arginase activity in blood have been associated with liver damage.

231) FileObject - Accessor to system file object associated with this request.

232) If you press Ctrl-C in the shell or the script exits, the cleanup process is performed[sentencedict.com], which unloads the module and causes all associated utilities to exit.

233) Using a single file is problematic, especially in a multi-user system because of issues of file locking and the performance problems associated with working with a single, large file.

234) So, what we're going to do now is look at the energetics associated with that.

235) Summary of Background Data. Different partial sternotomies with or without associated clavicular resection have been proposed but expose patients to the risk of pseudarthrosis .

236) These represent the checksum and associated status flag. Their use is described in Chapter 19.

237) The study on polygonal or chordal action, the associated impact between rollers and sprockets and dynamic loading in the system is carried out with different motion laws.

238) Logins are associated to users by the security identifier (SID).

239) This study aimed to review the clinical utility of performing a diverting loop ileostomy in patients undergoing colorectal surgery and associated morbidity and mortality.

240) The optimum design was realized associated with the relationship among coil turns, exciting current and electromagnetic attraction force.