Sentence examples for a mild association from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the Dutch PAID presented a mild association with A1C levels (r = 0.11, P < 0.01) (2).

We have previously demonstrated that smoking in this sample only has a mild association with the FEV1/FVC ratio, but not with FVC1 and FVC [ 26].

In addition, the alternative SLC30A8 variant, rs1995222 is significantly linked with rs13266634 (r = 0.2) and shows a mild association with GADA negative diabetes.

Interestingly, we also observed a mild association of HLA-B*52 with more extensive aortic disease and refractoriness to treatment, which might suggest an association of HLA-B*52 with a more severe disease spectrum.

The analyses showed a mild association of TG with CVD, which was similar for both fasting and non-fasting TG after 8 years of follow-up for both fatal as well as non-fatal coronary heart disease (CHD) events and after 25 years of observation for fatal CHD events [ 26].

Contrary to historical belief, rosacea patients have the highest comorbidity of depression, while alcohol abuse has a very mild association.

Scenario 2, W p [0] = 0.1, W p [1] = 100 to simulate an extreme association and evaluate power, and scenario 3, W p [0] = 1, W p [1] = 10 to simulate a more mild association.

In a previous communication, we reported mild association (Pearson's r = 0.24) between blood Pb and homocysteine [26].

It should be taken into consideration that the significant magnitudes of correlations ranged from.15 to.52, with the majority in a range that is considered of mild association – around.30 (Cohen 1992; Meyer et al. 2001).

Using a restricted cubic splines model, we found a mild curvilinear association (p=0.059 for non-linearity, figure 3).

Looking only at grafts surviving over 1 year and after considering potential confounders there was a mild risk association (slight increase in graft-loss rate) for recent-era transplants compared with those in 1987–1989.