Sentence examples for attenuate the relation from inspiring English sources

The result of this misclassification would probably attenuate the relation between migraine with aura and mortality.

30 31 32 33 34 Each of these considerations attenuate the relation between malpractice claims and the level of resource use.

However, exposure to pesticides, solvents, and metals (28) and polypharmacy or suboptimal prescribing (19) did not attenuate the relation between grip strength and cognitive function.

Based on the baseline associations between DQI score and BMI, adjusting for initial BMI was expected to attenuate the relation between DQI score and diabetes risk, as well as attenuate effect modification by race.

The high proportion of never-smoking patients with lung cancer (31%) suggests that there was some misclassification of smoking status, although this would probably attenuate the relation between BMI and most cancers, given the inverse association between smoking and body weight.

Although it is conceivable that biases in these measures could have elevated the associations that we found, our guess is that the error variance would be more likely to attenuate the relations between the incidence of elevated blood lead and achievement.

Mutual adjustment attenuated the relation of metabolic syndrome with childhood social class; that with adult social class was little affected.

Additional adjustment for BMI nullified the association with CHF (0.97 [0.75–1.24]) but only modestly attenuated the relation to CVD incidence (1.23 [1.00–1.51], P = 0.052).

However, additional adjustment for world region, period of data collection, GDD survey representativeness, and GDD dietary assessment method attenuated the relation for nuts and seeds and improved the relation for whole grains and total energy.

The exact mechanisms underlying the job insecurity-CHD association are unknown, although the adjustment for socioeconomic status and CHD risk factors attenuated the relation between job insecurity and CHD.

Physical activity or exercise was significantly associated with both physical and cognitive functioning (25, 26), and it attenuated the relation between physical and cognitive functioning in one study (27).