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In a review article, Martin and colleagues [ 50] reported a moderate but consistent relationship between the therapeutic alliance and outcomes of face-to-face psychotherapy.

We found a discrete, but consistent relationship between the tissue dysplasia and the grade of colonization by H. pylori (Table  1).

Some time ago, a weak but consistent relationship was found between this correlated mutational behaviour and spatial proximity (Göbel et al, 1994; Olmea and Valencia, 1997).

Decades of psychiatric epidemiology have shown a wide variation in prevalence rates, but a consistent relationship between psychiatric disorder and sociodemographic variables.

Inhibition of topoisomerase II by doxorubicin at clinically achievable concentrations leads to DNA breaks, but a consistent relationship between DNA strand breaks and the cytostatic action of the drug has not been demonstrated (Gewirtz, 1999).

Doxorubicin can induce DNA breaks in a variety of different cancers by inhibiting the activity of topoisomerase II but a consistent relationship between the inhibition of this enzyme and the blocking of cell proliferation has not been established.

But there is no consistent relationship between CO and HP (or EC) (Crump and van Landingham 2012 ).

A U-shaped curve described the relationship of hyperglycemia to mortality among non-diabetics, but there was no consistent relationship between mean BG and mortality among those with diabetes.

We find that attenuation is correlated with zones of intraplate deformation and seismicity, but do not find a consistent relationship between attenuation and recent volcanism.

"For generations, we educators have done everything we can to maintain a consistent relationship between reward and achievement, but the neuroscience is telling us something different," he said in an interview.

But this did not seem to influence the consistent relationship between neurological deficit and urological deaths.