As expected, scores on the BFI-Français were related systematically to DSM diagnoses on both Axis I and II.
To test ecological and genomic hypotheses relating to stoichioproteomics (Table 1), we asked whether any of the species-level ecological or genomic traits listed in Table 1 on its own was related systematically to evolutionary patterns in atomic composition and protein properties.
If dissociations as well as associations between sustaining attention and memory for spatial locations can be found, related systematically to lesions of different parts of the PPC, this would provide a strong case for two separate processes.
Even though resurgence was not obtained with every pigeon, at least some small-magnitude resurgence occurred in each experiment and was not related systematically to reinforcement rates of alternative responding.
(3) Even though all EWCS questionnaires in the different languages were based on the English version, there might be additional variance related systematically to translation and interpretation differences across countries and regions.
Furthermore, the lithium ions storage mechanism of TiNb2O7 hollow nanofibers is also systematically analyzed, which is related to one two-phase coexistence and two solid-solution processes during the whole charge-discharge cycle.
To a large degree, the drop-out was related to organisational issues (eg, school and class changes) that are unlikely to be systematically related to advertising exposure or smoking behaviour on an individual level.
Although the variation in the amount of exposure to on-call work was not systematically related to a lack of recovery from work, the experience of being on-call was related to fatigue, strain-based and time-based work home interference, and on-call performance difficulties.
As covariates related to demographics, trust in modern care and household health status were not found to be systematically related to healthcare-seeking behaviour; these are omitted from the tables for the sake of parsimony.
Languages are said to be genetically related when they meet two criteria: they match in phonology, vocabulary, and grammar in such a way that they can be systematically related to a common protolanguage, and the matches can be determined not to have resulted from chance resemblance or previous contact between genetically unrelated languages.
