Sentence examples for but no consistent association from inspiring English sources

But no consistent association with any prognostic features, including ERα status, has emerged.

Several genetic markers of RHD susceptibility have been studied but no consistent association has been found [ 38- 44].

These have shown a direct relation with bladder, an inverse one with colorectum, but no consistent association with other major sites, including liver cancer (Iarc, 1991; Tavani and La Vecchia, 2000).

Estimates of age-specific differences between observed and predicted baseline death rates for each year are shown in Table 2, and the all-age and age-standardized differences in Table 3. Predominant strains are also shown in Table 3, but no consistent association between antigenic characteristics and positive or negative rate differences is evident.

We therefore performed a detailed probe-level analysis and found small stretches of significant relation to genotype but no consistent associations.

Several studies attempted to correlate genotypes of T2D-associated variants of TCF7L2 with mRNA expression of TCF7L2 in adipose tissue [13], [18] skeletal muscle [18], lymphoblastoid cell lines [18] and pancreatic islets [19], [20], but no consistent associations have been reported.

A variety of other factors have been examined, but no consistent associations have been established.

These patterns were, however, less apparent for fasting glucose, which showed weak positive associations for South Asians and white Europeans but no consistent associations among black African-Caribbeans.

In their study of 386 mother infant pairs in New York City, Berkowitz et al. (2003) found lower urinary 3PBA among women living in public versus private housing, but no consistent associations among 3PBA and other sociodemographic or pesticide use predictors.

Average 24-hr O3 concentrations were associated with significant differences in fasting tHcy (6.7%; 95% CI, 0.9 to 12.8; p < 0.05), but no consistent associations were found when postmethionine-load tHcy and/or 7-day average O3 concentrations were considered.

An immediate association (12 17 hr) of interleukin 6 was seen, especially in relation to PNC, but no consistent associations were found for CRP, which was attributed to a widespread intake of statins in the study population of MI survivors (Rückerl et al. 2007).