Sentence examples for because an association between from inspiring English sources

However, because an association between GALT dysfonctions and GVHD, as well as spatial and temporal links between CD lesions and PP have been suggested by several authors, we used a new model of Card15/Nod2 deficient mouse, to explore the impact of CARD15/NOD2 in PP development and function.

Because an association between formaldehyde and ALS has recently been reported (Weisskopf et al. 2009), we assessed this exposure separately.

The observation of a higher HZ incidence in women is controversial because an association between repeated exposure to VZV and a reduction in the risk of developing HZ [ 5, 28] has been proposed and is currently under debate.

In the rationality of the researchers, it was necessary to use the ADS for the RCT because an association between depression and chronic pain has been found before, and therefore needed to be controlled for in the RCT.

However, these results remain controversial because an association between EGFR expression and Dukes stage or length of survival in CRC has not been detected in other studies (Yasui et al, 1988; Moorghen et al, 1990; Koenders et al, 1992; Saeki et al, 1995; McKay et al, 2002).

Distinguishing the role of lean mass versus fat mass as a determinant of BMD has clinical relevance, because an association between BMD and LM suggests that increase in physical activity may directly translate into protection against osteoporosis; while an association between BMD and FM implies that obesity may have protective effect against bone loss.

Perceived destination availability explained 42% of the association of street integration with WT; this may be because of an association between street integration and local destination availability – an important element of neighborhood walkability.

Phosphorus deficiency is a common limiting factor in plantation forestry even though P. radiata has the advantage over some other plant species of being able to access soil organic P because of an association between radiata pine roots and ectomycorrhizal fungi (Davis and Lang [1991]; Davis et al. [1996]).

On the other hand, several studies have suggested that high pretreatment ADC values are indicative of poor response to treatment, possibly because of an association between tumor hypoxia and necrosis [ 8, 9].

This result appears to arise in part because of an association between symptoms of benign breast disease and mammographic dysplasia, and suggests that some previous negative studies of the association of mammographic patterns with breast cancer may have arisen from the inclusion of symptomatic subjects as controls.

On the contrary, they have been evidenced to be a negative predictive factor in patients treated with platinum chemotherapy, in both adjuvant and metastatic setting, probably because of an association between ERCC1 expression and platinum resistance as shown in NSCLC, ovarian and gastroenteric tumours (Li et al, 2000; Joshi et al, 2005; Gazdar, 2007).