Sentence examples for been associated with head from inspiring English sources

Anticoagulant medications have been associated with head injuries after falls (Chisholm and Harruff 2010).

This practice has been associated with head and neck cancers in Bangladesh and elsewhere (Carr 1986).

Four of the genes most highly regulated by spores have only previously been associated with head and neck and lung carcinomas.

The methylation array of 4,608 genes (duplicate on chip) that we used in this study included the majority of genes which have previously been associated with head and neck cancer (e.g., DAPK, MGMT, and CDH1, etc).

Clinically, tinnitus is not a unitary condition and its aetiology has also been associated with head and neck injuries, ototoxic drugs, vascular and cerebrovascular diseases, systemic disorders, infectious disease, autoimmune disorders, ear conditions and temporo-mandibular joint disorders [ 10].

This was a preliminary study to determine whether genotypes of the OPRM1 A118G SNP are associated with head pain severity in a clinical cohort of female migraineurs.

We found that the course and severity of mood disorder was associated with head injury at a trend level in both Anabaptist and non-Anabaptist participants, although head injuries were more common among Anabaptists.

The aim of the current preliminary study was to test whether genotypes of the OPRM1 A118G SNP are associated with head pain severity in a clinical cohort of female migraineurs.

This model contained eight independent variables that were associated with head injuries, age, gender, BMI, number of medications, prescribed anticoagulant medications, cardiovascular disease, neurological disease, and musculoskeletal conditions (Chisholm and Harruff 2010).

The negative regression coefficient for age suggests younger age in our sample was associated with head injuries, again similar to what Chisholm et al (Chisholm and Harruff 2010) found in their study population.

The major finding of this study was that genotypes of the A118G SNP were associated with head pain severity in female MA sufferers, whereby G118 allele carriers had demonstrably higher likelihood of being high pain sufferers compared to the homozygous A118 allele carriers.