In boys, screen time was adversely associated with BMDFF1 at all sites, and these associations remained robust to adjustments for age, puberty, height, BMI, physical activity, vitamin D levels, smoking, alcohol, calcium and carbonated drink consumption (p<0.05).
In that study, before adjustment for WAs, WMn was adversely associated with children's intellectual function, but the association did not persist once WAs was added to the regression model.
Among those 201 children, well WMn was adversely associated with children's intellectual functioning; however, the magnitude of the association was reduced by approximately half (and was no longer statistically significant) when we adjusted for WAs.
In addition, residence within 50 m of a major road was adversely associated with performance on all subtests of the CERAD battery, although few individual associations achieved statistical significance.
Co demonstrates a high level of positive relationship with Cu and a moderate degree with Zn though it is adversely associated with Cd and Pb.
The correlation matrix demonstrates that Cu has a low level of relationship with Ni, Cd, and Zn though it was adversely associated with Cr and Pb.
Studies' findings provided evidence to support the hypothesis that PYR exposure is adversely associated with effects on the male reproductive system.
In addition, the absence of drinking water from a treated source, unavailability of toilet facilities, and higher proportion of people in the bottom wealth quintile in the household were adversely associated with the IMR.
We found that experts and novices perceived different item features to be of significance in card sort tasks, and that sensitivity to item surface features was adversely associated with problem solving success.
Thus, similar to the findings from research in physics education, we found that our participants' sensitivity to item surface features in problem categorization was adversely associated with problem solving success (see also Chi et al. 1981; Sabella and Redish 2007; Reif 2008; Nehm and Ha 2011).
There is new evidence that too much sitting (also known as sedentary behavior – which involves very low energy expenditure, such as television viewing and desk-bound work) is adversely associated with health outcomes, including cardio-metabolic risk biomarkers, type 2 diabetes and premature mortality.
