… A person who associates with others for the purpose of accomplishing some unlawful end,
may, under well accepted principles of criminal conspiracy, be held guilty of a crime …

If several friends of Smith have committed petty thefts, what would you say about Smith?
Most people would not be surprised if Smith is a hardened criminal. Guilt-by-association …

… The pathway it takes can, in principle, be tracked as a function of time, allowing rare and
potentially crucial events to be captured under physiological conditions and at equilibrium. This …

… Scientifically, it goes by the name of genome-wide association studies, though guilt by
association is just as apt. It’s an attempt to find connections between simple changes in the coding …

… guilt by association is common, in the past and present, across the Muslim world. Disregarding
such important moral principles … Advanced systems of law accept the principle that guilt is …

… principle called guilt by association states that genes which are associated or interacting are
more likely to share function. Guilt by association provides the central top-down principle for …

… So as in all things, it is best to keep an open mind, but one must remain wary of association
studies to derive principles of pathophysiology and the screening tests that may emerge from …

… This is partly expressed in the principle of “guilt by association… of interest and uses “guilt
by association” of one form or … different interpretation of guilt-by-association than that which …

… disorder has important implications in the search for novel disease-… explanation for the
guilt-by-association principle: mutations … To investigate whether the guilt-by-association principle …

… Secondly, we search the neighbor molecules of target protein p in the subnetwork of
protein–protein interaction and the corresponding edge weights. We also calculate the network …