Sentence examples for ambivalent associations from inspiring English sources

Which evokes the complex, ambivalent associations to the very word, cabaret.

This might indicate that women with dyspareunia tend more towards ambivalent automatic affective associations with sex-related stimuli rather than overtly positive associations.

DiMattia and colleagues [ 17] however, were ambivalent of the associations between SLS assessment and its relationship with hip joint kinematics and abductor strength [ 17].

Based on a cross-sectional study conducted in London, Pekkanen et al. (2000) found ambivalent results for the association between PM10 (PM < 10 μm in aerodynamic diameter) and plasma fibrinogen this association was significant only for the warm season.

Where the Directory had been ambivalent about freedom of association, for example, the Consulate simply banned political clubs outright and placed Jacobin and royalist cadres under surveillance by the police ministry.

In a recent study, we found an association between ambivalent attachment style, migraine severity and psychological symptoms in children/adolescents.

Interestingly, disease proteins showed a frequent association with ambivalent process type.

(We're ambivalent about ambivalence).

Attachment styles (secure, ambivalent, and avoidant) accounted for the association between maltreatment and depressive symptoms, and self-esteem mediated the link between secure and ambivalent attachment style and depressive symptoms.

Others showed deterioration of RV diastolic function in these patients, whereas the association with RV systolic dysfunction was undecided ambivalent [ 6, 7, 15].

The Nationwide Caterers Association – the trade association for street food catering in Britain – is ambivalent.