Sentence examples for a demonstrable relationship between from inspiring English sources

However, there was a demonstrable relationship between the type of sponsorship and type of economic analysis (P=0.004), health technology assessed (P<0.0001), and qualitative conclusions about costs (P=0.002) (Table 1 >).

In short, my faculty of visual perception, if given experience, will successfully model the geometrically demonstrable relationship between visible figure and tangible figure.

He also reported that there was no demonstrable relationship between the frequency of cat predation and the abundance of either rats or cats in the alleys.

The third major issue that is ignored in Forterre's hypothesis and similar, three-domain scenarios of cellular evolution [ 64, 65], is the readily demonstrable relationship between eukaryotes and the two prokaryotic domains.

Despite both AMS and cough occurring commonly at high altitude, there was no demonstrable relationship between AMS and cough in any of the published papers [ 6, 8, 12, 13].

The authors were particularly interested in the relationship between SJT score and Honesty-Humility (H-H), a dimension which has been shown to be analogous to integrity, with demonstrable relationships between H-H and both overt and covert integrity tests [ 39, 40].

The strength of the evidence for a causal impact of the programme interventions is strongest when there is a demonstrable 'dose effect' relationship between the intensity of services and the observed impacts.

Freemasonry and women have a complex relationship, which can be readily divided into many phases with no demonstrable relationship to each other until the 20th century.

There was however no demonstrable meaningful relationship between the citric acid cough threshold and HCVR, or any change in these parameters on ascent to altitude.

Additionally, abnormal persistence of PEs would lead to greater alterations in development and this would be demonstrable as a dose response relationship between PE duration and both poorer task performance and reduced BOLD signal.

According to the literature [ 41- 43] regarding the relationship between the GP's gate-keeping role and patient satisfaction, there is a demonstrable correlation between patient satisfaction and the organizational aspects of GP service and also with the extent of patients' direct access to specialist care.