The phrase "a associations" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an association" or "associations" depending on the context.
Example: "The organization has a strong focus on building associations with local businesses."
Alternatives: "a group" or "a network".
To provide knowledge from the summarization of the evidence on the: a) associations between nurse education and experience and the occurrence of mortality and adverse events in acute care hospitals, and; b) benefits to patients and organizations of the recent Institute of Medicine's recommendation that 80% of registered nurses should be educated at the baccalaureate degree by 2020.
SNP-Lp(a) associations were evaluated by linear regression, correcting for global and local ancestry at the LPA locus.
(A ) Associations between human SNPs and HIV-1 plasma viral load.
1) a) Associations HbA1c with continuous variables by Pearson correlations, between HbA1c and categorical variables by b) t-tests and c) ANOVA.
According to the PHQ-9, 16.2 % of the patients met cut-off criteria for major depression. 1) a) Associations HbA1c with continuous variables by Pearson correlations, b) between HbA1c and categorical variables by t-tests.
a: associations of POS with PsyCap and its components; b: associations of PsyCap and its components with depressive symptoms after controlling for the predictor variables; a*b: the product of a and b.
In general, fetuin-A associations were similar for men and women.
Using IP strategies, we next sought to determine the JAM-A associations and signalling events that may affect downstream Rap1 activation.
If the findings are substantiated in larger epidemiologic studies with postchallenge glucose levels available, these sex-specific fetuin-A associations may provide new insights into mechanisms responsible for sex differences in glucose homeostasis and diabetes risk with advancing age.
Join an association or a charity where you feel an attachment to the cause.
"There was no association, not even a hint of an association".
