Sentence examples for attenuating the relationship from inspiring English sources

It is possible that the strong relationship between CMV and all-cause mortality observed in this study indicates that CMV seropositive subjects are dying of competing causes before they have the chance to develop CVD, attenuating the relationship between CMV and CVD-related mortality.

One possible explanation for this is that PTH and 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D are more strongly influenced by reduced renal function in patients with CKD, thereby attenuating the relationship between Mg and Ca. The relationship between Mg and P is not fully understood, but P depletion reduced Mg ion reabsorption in the distal convoluted tubule in an in vitro study (30).

This might have led to random misclassification, attenuating the relationships under study.

They "exaggerate and attenuate the relationship between displaying and storing things," he tells you.

"Although sleep duration, screen time and exercise frequency did not attenuate the relationship between work day bedtime and BMI over time, fast food consumption was recognised as a significant partial mediator of the relationship between bedtimes and BMI longitudinally".

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

To determine if socioeconomic status attenuates the relationship between physical activity and the biomarkers, variables related to socioeconomic status were added to the basic model.

In contrast to what we would expect with classical measurement error, we see that using the self-reported BMI overstates rather than attenuates the relationship between BMI and income.

Inclusion of the ASI-Lite drug score attenuated the relationship between gender and drug-related (adjusted β 0.79, 95% CI -0.55 – 2.13) and sex-related behaviors (adjusted β 0.09, 95% CI -1.17 – 1.35).

In a quantitative analysis of 674 Australian farmers, we show that the more likely a farmer is to leave farming, the poorer their wellbeing; but this is moderated by smaller farm size, greater profitability, earning a larger proportion of income off-farm and older age, all of which attenuate the relationship between exit intention and poorer wellbeing.

In the sample as a whole and in all three groups we examined differences in primary and secondary stressors as predictors of mental and physical well-being; differences in background factors as they relate to mental and physical well-being; and differences in predictive value of various factors that may attenuate the relationship between stress and mental and physical well-being.