Sentence examples for better associations from inspiring English sources

Although the Spanish version of the LTPAI and the PAWHI showed poor test retest reliability and poor construct validity, the sum of the two questionnaires showed much better associations.

As defined in [ 22], the false detection rate is the percentage of detected significant miRNA-mRNA pairs derived as output from the PLS method out of the total possible pairs that would have the same or better associations by chance.

Moderate or better associations were observed for HUI2 emotion with SF-36 mental component summary (r = 0.489, p = 0.003) and MBSRQ-AS (r = 0.618, p < 0.001), for the HUI3 emotion with SF-36 mental component summary (r = 0.501, p = 0.002), and for HUI3 pain with SF-36 physical component summary (r = 0.412, p = 0.013).

By eliminating the effect of interactions between different paths, r k [ i ] enables better association of the measurement data with the target maneuvering.

Thus, grain width is more related to cooking applications than grain length, and then it has a better association with AAC.

On comparing with observed GWS anomaly, GRACE-SH estimates match well in terms of RMSE, while GRACE-MS estimates show better association in terms of correlation, while the output of skewness, kurtosis, coefficient of variation (CV) and scatter analyses remain inconclusive for inter-comparison between two GRACE estimates.

To cover the drawbacks of this co-occurrence based method, a better association approach based on the Bio-LDA topic model is used.

Of note, the C-megalin assay showed a better association with reduced eGFR than did albuminuria.

Postload glucose levels have shown a better association with CV risk than IFG [ 9, 15].

In the cell association studies, PRG4 displayed better association with TLR2 expressing cells at the earlier time point examined.

WC-mid had slightly better association with hypertension, diabetes, and MS than WC-IC (P < 0.05 comparing AUC).