Sentence examples for attenuated relations from inspiring English sources

Adjustment for adiponectin attenuated relations between VAT, SAT, and cardiometabolic risk factors, but adiponectin did not fully account for the strong relations between VAT and cardiometabolic risk factors.

We had been tight as thieves as children, but I'd barely seen him since Harvey died, and I sensed us settling into the attenuated relations of adult siblings, a new formal distance, always slightly abashed, for there seems no clear way, in adult life, to do justice to the intimacy of childhood.

Third, several investigators adjusted for changes in risk factors on the causal pathway between diet and disease, serum lipids and blood pressure, which attenuates relations between saturated or trans fats and the outcomes.

Adjustment for occupational class attenuated the relations somewhat, and although adjustment for all the available risk factors caused further attenuation, significant trends remained for all these causes (except stroke).

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.

Psychological detachment from work during evening hours and sleep quality attenuated this relation.

Stable isotope variations of the dripwaters in all caves were attenuated in relation to the rainwater, even those of the drip sites with fracture-flow behaviour.

At any observing location, the event signal is usually attenuated in relation to the distance between the observing location and the event.

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).

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).