"adverse association" is a correctly formed part of a sentence and is usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an association between two things where one has a negative consequence for the other, for example: "Studies suggest that there is an adverse association between eating a diet high in fat and developing heart disease."
Similarly for OS (Fig. 3b), ISS stage I and mutation of TRAF3 were associated with a positive effect, whereas an adverse association was seen with ISS stage II/III, age ≥ 65 years, the APOBEC signature, global LOH > 4.6%, mutation TGDS, gain or amplification of CKS1B, loss of FAM46C, RPL5, FGFR3, or PARK2, and mono-allelic or bi-allelic inactivation of CDNK2C and TP53.
Consequently, determining if there is an adverse association with objective auditory measures is important in assessing whether a risk is present or not.
"In countries in which more than 45percentt of the population was a member of a social organization, mass privatization had no significant adverse association with mortality rates," the report said.
In a population whose exposure to MeHg is from fish consumption, we continue to find no consistent adverse association between MeHg and visual motor coordination.
An adverse association was seen for ISS II/III, age ≥ 65 years, t(4 14), mutation of TGDS, gain or amplification of CKS1B or MYC, loss of FAM46C, and mono-allelic or bi-allelic inactivation of RB1, TRAF2, or TP53.
An example of this work concerns the Yugoslavia Study of Environmental Lead, Pregnancy Outcomes and Child Development, a prospective cohort study of mother-child pairs, tracking the adverse association between lead exposure and IQ.
Results also showed that high economic hardship reduced the adverse association between perceived discrimination and youth educational and career adjustment, and reduced the protective effect of family obligation values on youth adjustment.
The primary analysis examined the associations between MeHg, maternal nutritional measures and children's scores on the BSID-II and showed an adverse association between MeHg and the mean Psychomotor Developmental Index (PDI) score at 30 months.
However, our analysis did show a significant adverse association between MeHg and Reproduction Task scores with all the data (p = 0.04), but not when the single outlier was removed (p = 0.07).
Conversely, we did not find evidence that pay for performance had an adverse association with improvement in processes of care that were not subject to financial incentives.
We investigated whether early hematoma or edema volumes could explain the adverse association between APOE ε4 and survival in intracerebral hemorrhage.
