Sentence examples for Definitive association from inspiring English sources

Electrorana from the mid-late Cretaceous amber deposits in Myanmar provides the oldest definitive association of anurans with tropical forests and suggests that lineages today associated with temperate regions may have occupied a larger diversity of habitats in the past.

We found no definitive association between nutritional, functional, or quality-of-life characteristics and male hypogonadism.

Although the devices have been linked to a possible increased risk of a rare form of lymphoma, a definitive association remains unclear, and any possible risk appears to be extremely small, the FDA said.

One of the main drivers of the WHO's declaration of an emergency is to fund and launch studies to find out where there is a definitive association with the Zika virus.

While many of these did not show a definitive association, a recent critical review of this literature revealed that all of it has been of poor quality, relying on iffy methods like self-reporting, recall, and insufficient numbers of subjects.

However, the incidence of iron overload and the risks associated with nontransferrin-bound iron have dramatically been reduced since the introduction of EPO therapy, and no data exist that demonstrate a definitive association between i.v. iron and an increased risk of morbidity related to infection or cardiovascular disease.

Although there are definitive associations with increased morbidity and mortality, carriers of the genes may irrationally curtail otherwise normal activity.

Weis et al. (2005) recently noted that current epidemiology study designs are seriously hampered because of their inability to make definitive associations between chemical exposures and disease.

These sensor platforms are needed to develop a personalized exposure assessment strategy that may improve our ability to make definitive associations between chemical exposures and disease.

In a 2009 review, Tsaras et al. [ 11] found additional definitive associations between SCT and renal medullary cancer, exercise-related sudden death and exertional rhabdomyolysis (muscle breakdown).

Validation of these sensor platforms for use in biomonitoring is particularly important in developing a personalized exposure assessment strategy, as suggested by Weis et al. (2005), that may improve our ability to make definitive associations between chemical exposures and disease.