Sentence examples for Meaningful association from inspiring English sources

Meaningful association has been evidenced between parental rearing styles and Chinese medical students' critical thinking disposition.

However, human security indicators were also not associated with any meaningful association with sexual violence during the past six months, suggesting an insensitivity of this model to a major threat to the security and health of women and girls.

So much for that meaningful association with Americans he disagrees with.

Several assemblages here are named for Marie Taglioni, the 19th-century romantic ballerina, though beyond their titles it is hard to make any kind of meaningful association.

Besides "King Kong," my only meaningful association with the Empire State Building is the television episode where Lucy and Ethel dress up as Martians and harass tourists at the observatory.

There were mums and dads, brothers and sisters, husbands and wives, teachers, lecturers, former coaches, vicars and priests, father confessors, philosopher kings… every last person with any claim to a meaningful association present or past, barring probation officers and gynaecologists.

These were also associated with significant and biologically meaningful associations between campylobacteriosis incidence and the exposure variables under study.

However, given the current sample size, it is unlikely that clinical meaningful associations would not have been detected.

That is, current statistical database approaches, by themselves, are generally ill equipped to detect meaningful associations across a spectrum of information sources.

Visualizing the information in context-rich environments using AR can aid students in creating meaningful associations between the content and the real environment.

Thus, it is likely they used some intentional or strategic encoding strategies, such as finding similarities or creating meaningful associations between the nonword and the definition.