Sentence examples for attenuated relationship from inspiring English sources

Given Americans' remarkably attenuated relationship with the nation-state, taxes loom large.

But the existence of a hated stepmother with a "slicing Margaret Thatcher voice" led to an attenuated relationship between father and daughter – until the day in 2003 when the snobbish stepmother died, and "Dad's door was wide open once again".

Cameron himself favors Britain's continued membership in the E.U., but only if the country is able to negotiate a more attenuated relationship.

His work is populated by exiles, refugees, émigrés and children of the African diaspora, all struggling both to find a place in the American landscape and to make sense of their attenuated relationship to the world they left behind.

Neurally, this was paralleled in two ways: 1) an attenuated activation of regions whose BOLD responses showed significant correlations with value in the NOM condition; and 2) significantly flattened NPRRs, reflecting an attenuated relationship between activation level and probabilities in regions that showed correlations with probability, in the MES condition relative to the NOM condition.

However, their approaches were suggested to study the attenuated relationship by heterogeneity between a measured variable of interest and clinical outcomes, while we focus on finding submerged subtypes by heterogeneity.

The inclusion of depression severity as a main effect did not meaningfully attenuate relationships between self-reports and HbA1c.

Overall, these limitations and assumptions might have attenuated the relationship between recorded quality of care and mortality, but we would expect a relationship of reasonable strength to have been detectable, as was the case for estimated morbidity burden.

Including current depressive symptom score in the fully adjusted regression models attenuated the relationship between probable depression and presence/extent of chronic pain in White and Black ethnic groups, and completely diminished the relationship in the Asian ethnic group.

However, a simultaneous trend toward improved surgical outcomes might have attenuated this relationship.

It is however important to acknowledge that older age attenuated the relationship between C-IMT and CRF.