Sentence examples for any significant relation from inspiring English sources

We do not find any significant relation between coreness and cognitive expression.

The DR did not present, in none of the study stations, any significant relation with the water quality parameters.

That was not in agreement with Kaley and Phillips [26] who did not find any significant relation between crossbite and apical root resorption.

To summarize while the unemployment rate seems to explain some place differences observed, we could not find any significant relation between the real progressivity of the tax systems and the Gini coefficients corresponding to the answers in the questionnaire.

Both lifetime and 1-year prevalence for the total headaches did not show any significant relation with the latitude (and we did not include total headache prevalence in the table).

Annual growth in outcomes does not display any significant relation with payments: basically, linear fits are flat and the scatterplot does not highlight any particular relation (nor sensible outliers).

The data did not show any significant relations between the consumption of fruits, vegetables, or fruit and vegetables combined on the incidence of diabetes.

HLA genotype risk and HLA-DQ2 gene dose effect did not show any significant relations with either the potential CD markers or the established CD markers.

Unlike the saliva samples and the chair-side method, interproximal pooled plaque samples analysed using the "checkerboard DNA-DNA hybridization technique" did not reveal any significant relations between the bacterial counts and the caries experience.

Even linkages to further clinical course of illness have been reported by some authors [ 14- 18], although predictive power was limited and there are several studies that could not find any significant relations with neurocognition [ 19- 21].

Arnett et al. (2006: at 44 m) and Piorkowski and O'Connell (2010) did not observe any significant relations between different habitat types or ground cover, while the study of Johnson et al. (2004) stated a significant decrease in bat activity with rising distance to woodlands.