Sentence examples for appreciable associations from inspiring English sources
In models including adjustments for age, sex, ethnic subgroup and school, there was an inverse association between birthweight and urate and a positive association with systolic BP; there were no appreciable associations of birthweight with insulin resistance (IR), glycaemia or blood lipids (Table 2).
In the case of NaNO3 systems, where an appreciable association to ion pairs was found, the dissociation degree of the electrolytes, α, and the thermodynamic association constant of the NH4NO3 system were also calculated.
A macrocyclic fluorescent receptor was designed and synthesised and the binding study with three different types of dicarboxylic acids was performed with the receptor being found to have appreciable association constants.
Magnetic resonance imaging lesion analysis depicted clearly demarcated subcortical lesions impinging on the white matter tracts of interest; however, quantitation of the extent of lesion-tract overlap failed to demonstrate any appreciable association with the severity of markers of diffuse pathology within each thalamo-cortical projection system.
Some buffers have also shown significant affinities with metal ions [30], resulting in the formation of metal complexes with appreciable association constants.
However, in our study, we did not observe an appreciable association between salpingectomy and any of the biomarkers of ovarian reserve suggesting this surgery does not affect ovarian reserve.
This difference in results between the two methods occurred because both of these SNPs showed an appreciable association with the sum trait, S. In this situation, the Bayesian approach upweights such SNPs because it reinforces the idea that, for a SNP associated with S, a modest association with D is more likely to be genuine than it would be for a SNP that is unassociated with S.
There was no appreciable association of colorectal cancer with other species of THMs.
There was no appreciable association between total testosterone and BMD in men, but a positive relationship was observed in women.
Increasing cotinine categories showed no appreciable association with CHD risk when compared with participants with cotinine ≤0.05 ng/ml.
We consider the latter explanation unlikely because an appreciable association between manganese and infant death is observed in both well-based and clinic-based studies.
