Sentence examples for association with the incidence from inspiring English sources

But Prof Francesco Cappuccio of the University of Warwick, said: "The present aggregate analysis suggests that whilst measures of air pollution across different European countries are associated with a greater risk of 'self-reported' hypertension, there is no evidence of such an association with the incidence of 'measured' hypertension.

For G6PD deficient males, there was no association with the incidence of uncomplicated malaria regardless of assessment method.

We found that G6PD deficiency had no significant association with the incidence of uncomplicated malaria in males regardless of which assay was used.

When incidence of adverse events was examined in relation to the dose received in the subset of children who were weighed, there was a significant association with the incidence of vomiting for amodiaquine, but there was no evidence of an association with the risk of other adverse events, and no association of the risk of adverse events with dose for other drugs.

These results indicated that age had a significantly positive association with the incidence of death.

These results indicated that ALOS had a significantly positive association with the incidence of death.

The one inconsistency with previous randomised controlled trials is that we found small but statistically significant associations with the incidence of new psychiatric conditions.

Although it was not surprising that meat and seafood had significant associations with the incidence of gout, the lack of effect of purine-rich vegetables in predisposing to gout was a more novel finding.

However, it is not always possible to observe strong associations with the incidence of dengue fever, which is possibly due to the inadequate quality of the entomological data collection and measures of vector infestation as well as the incidence data, which are based primarily on clinical diagnostics of asymptomatic or subclinical infections [ 1, 14].

15 This study also included a reasonable number of statin users and gave us an impetus to study whether statin therapy had associations with the incidence of T2D and changes in glucose metabolism during the 1-year follow-up among individuals at high risk for T2D participating in lifestyle intervention in primary healthcare.

Visceral obesity has a strong association with both the incidence and mortality of esophageal adenocarcinoma (EAC).