Sentence examples for associated higher levels from inspiring English sources

Random-effects model analyses associated higher levels of negative emotions (e.g., anger, stress, sadness) with decreases in high- and low-frequency power, whereas higher levels of positive emotion were related to an increase in low-frequency power, independent of age, posture, and medications.

The above factors, in conjunction with the noncardiac predictors of mortality reflect greater comorbidity burden and associated higher levels of frailty that often coexist with older age.

These experiences and their impacts differ globally with children from the US experiencing more homophobia, and associated higher levels of problem behaviour, when compared to children from the Netherlands [ 17].

In addition, psychological factors (16) are strongly associated: higher levels of psychological distress increase the risk of developing WP and, among those with WP, increase the risk of symptom persistence and associated disability (16).

Higher weight and stores of body fat are linked to poorer survival and prognosis among patients with breast cancer (Petrelli et al, 2002; Borugian et al, 2003), most likely mediated by the associated higher levels of oestrogen (Leenen et al, 1994), insulin (Weinstock et al, 1998) and bioavailable insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) (Nam et al, 1997).

Studies have associated high levels of cell adhesion molecules with endothelial dysfunction and the development of atherosclerosis [ 23].

This partially agrees with reports by Riestra, Constantin, and Hinuy associating higher levels of sLeptin with genotype -2548G/G [ 39– 41].

The governor has joined retiring deputy governor Sir Andrew Large in voicing public concern about the low level of long-term real interest rates, the associated high level of asset prices, and the possibility that it could all end in tears.

The other condition showing a very high increase in publications over time is ADHD, again with an associated high level of NIH funding.

Several studies have associated high level and nuclear expression of FHL2 with the aggressiveness of cancer and bad prognostic [6], [27] [28].

This is the first study known to associate high levels of methylmercury from fish consumption with increased occurrence of cataracts.