After months of unexplained fever and swollen lymph nodes, doctors suspected an AIDS-related complex and ordered further testing.

The research team documented several AIDS-related complexes in their study of early immune dysfunction.

During the experiment, the researcher observed a clear event-related potential following the auditory stimulus.

To investigate attention shifts, the lab recorded event-related potentials while participants completed the visual search task.

In the early 1980s, many medical reports used the term gay-related immunodeficiency before the disease was clearly identified as AIDS.

Researchers observed that small ubiquitin-related modifiers accumulate at sites of DNA damage to regulate repair.

The researcher observed that the small ubiquitin-related modifier altered the nuclear localization of the target protein.

In the early 1980s, some medical articles used the term gay-related immune deficiency when describing the outbreak that later became known as AIDS.

The scientist noted the relationlessness between the two variables, concluding they were independent.

In the book, the protagonist's relationshiplessness is portrayed as both a source of freedom and loneliness.