Sentence examples for but consistent association of from inspiring English sources

Our study demonstrates a small but consistent association of low SES with morbidity after controlling for GA.

An ML tree built using only translations of the most conserved pseudogenes showed weakly supported but consistent association of the human pseudogenes with HSPD1 from primates, whereas pseudogenes from mouse and rat all associated with murid Hspd1 sequences, also indicating their relatively recent origin.

What is problematic is not vibrant religious activism in the public square, but the consistent association of religious devotion with a particular set of dogmatic political opinions.

We detected a moderate but fairly consistent association of RAs and childhood cancer, which remained despite several sensitivity analyses that we performed to compensate for limitations.

A few studies have reported chromosomal changes on 12p and 12q that occur during the onset and development of PCa but to date no consistent association of the disease with chromosome 12 polymorphic variation has been identified.

The accuracy of Friedman et al. HCAI definition for predicting infection by PDR pathogens was fair, but all studies included showed a consistent association of HCAI with infection by PDR.

The consistent association of IBS with psychopathology is indicative, but not conclusive, evidence of IBS as a functional disorder.

For example, Hoek et al. (2002) identi-fied a consistent association of cardiopulmonary mortality with traffic exposure, but not with estimated ambient background concentration of the traffic indicator pollutants black smoke and NO2.

Consistent association of type 2 diabetes risk variants found in Europeans in diverse racial and ethnic groups.

There was no consistent association of depression risk with any serum fatty acid, and in particular there was no association of depression risk with the long-chain n-3 PUFA eicosapentaenoic, docosapentaenoic and docosahexaenoic acids.

In our experience, at fluid hysteroscopy chronic endometritis is characterized by consistent association of stromal edema and either focal or diffuse hyperemia; in some cases, this finding is associated with endometrial micropolyps (less than 1 mm in size).