Sentence examples for associations of being from inspiring English sources
It lost its stigma and associations of being just for members of the royal family, and thereby changed the entire cultural coding of a society".
Strother seems simultaneously frustrated and amused by the complicated associations of being a black artist while not explicitly wanting to make artwork that is, as he calls it, specifically black.
The inferred RRs for risk behaviours to violence/injury were higher compared to associations of being frequently bullied.
Separate multivariate models showed no associations of being a Routine Reviewer with A1c in either group (data not shown).
Multilevel logistic regression was used to evaluate the associations of being prescribed any pain medication on first consultation with patient and practice characteristics.
In the separate model analyses, the demographics model showed associations of being female and increasing age with lower general physical and mental health scores (i.e. worse health) and being separated from a partner was associated with lower mental health scores.
In this sense, the long-term association of being cognitively impaired is positive and significantly associated with doctor and GP visits.
There's an appreciation and pride in being Scottish but I hate the association of being parochial and narrow-minded.
Chi-square tests were used to evaluate the association of being overweight with variables under investigation.
