Sentence examples for an equivalent association from inspiring English sources

In our study we have a statistical power of 1 to detect an equivalent association.

Therefore, a positive relation between parental and child BMI is expected to result in an equivalent association between parental BMI and bone size and mass of the child.

Although our findings are concordant with prior cross-sectional and prospective studies that documented similar findings using conventional measures of adiposity (4), we extend the current literature by demonstrating an equivalent association between dietary quality and SAT and VAT on a population-based level.

Conversely, birth weight was inversely related to cortical bone mineral density (BMDC) at age 15.5 years after adjusting for height and weight [beta = − 0.18 (− 0.23, − 0.13)], with a stronger association in males compared to females (P = 0.01 for gender interaction), but an equivalent association was not seen at 17.7 years.

There was no equivalent association between male breeding age and fledgling survival (Table  2).

This maternal paternal approach compares the magnitude of the association of the maternal exposure with child outcome to that of the equivalent association for paternal exposure with child outcome.

This study adds to the accumulation of evidence that termination has a borderline association with depression, which is an equivalent strength of association with that of having two or more births.

Compared to findings from culture, the molecular detection of these diverse microbes exhibited equivalent associations with indices of host inflammation, and with adverse gestational and neonatal outcomes.

This could result in bias of associations with fathers' exposures towards equivalent associations in mothers if mothers tended to systematically bias reports of fathers anthropometry to be similar to their own size.

There was no strong or consistent evidence of gender assortment - i.e. associations of maternal adiposity exposures with offspring outcomes were similar in magnitude for their daughters compared to equivalent associations in their sons and paternal associations were also similar in sons and daughters.

It appears that not all screen-based activities have equivalent associations with childhood obesity.