Stanton (2012) also argues that, although income distribution may be an insufficient metric of equity, it is still by far the best-measured component of equity for being associated, for example, with better environmental, health and education outcomes and robust overall social capital.
Patients with unilateral aural atresia usually have normal hearing on the unaffected side, unless an underlying syndrome is associated, for example, Goldenhar syndrome [ 5].
The actual magnitude of the association is small: controlling for all covariates (the 'adjusted' results), a one standard deviation increase in height is associated, for example, with a 0.057 standard deviation increase in girls' IQ.
64 Thus, substitution may not be a viable path to behavior modification if the substitute addiction is not independent of the primary harmful addiction, but the two are associated, for example, cannabis and alcohol.
Social support has been associated, for example, with better blood pressure regulation in patients with hypertension (Uchino et al 1996) and with better immune functioning (Baron et al 1990).
Recently, legionaminic acid has been found in the glycoconjugates of a variety of other pathogenic bacteria, where it is associated, for example, with the glycoprotein flagella of Campylobacter coli 67) and the O-antigen of A. baumannii, Cronobacter turicensis, and Escherichia coli.
Usually a retry threshold is associated for retransmission attempts; for example, the Default Retry Limit = in 802.11 networks.
Others rely on external valuation data to derive monetary outputs that can be associated with, for example, biophysical units or relative rankings, while some have no ability to provide monetary values.
Environments with plentiful of resources should therefore be associated with, for example, earlier age at maturity and higher reproductive success and survival.
It has become clear that no single transcriptional state can be associated with, for example the state of pluripotency, even though individual cells may be functionally pluripotent 54.
