Sentence examples for but weak relationships between from inspiring English sources
Cross-sectional studies have shown negative, but weak, relationships between time spent playing traditional electronic games and overall PA level, with a similar relationship for obesity.
An initial study by Groves et al. [ 2] in medical students from 2 universities showed mixed, but weak, relationships between both GAMSAT and interview results and in-course tests of Clinical Reasoning and Diagnostic Thinking as well as Year 2 examination results causing them to challenge the predictive validity of both these selection factors.
There was a significant but weak relationship between daily maximum dive depth and daily maximum surface water temperature (p<0.000, r2 = 0.16, n = 783), indicating that the sharks dove deeper when the surface water was warmer.
There was a positive, but weak, relationship between self-reported angina pectoris (AFS) and social function (coefficient: 0.14, p < 0.001).
The significant but weak relationship between the combined anteversion and the force anteversion for both groups is a result of the weak correlation for the CON group.
There was a positive but weak relationship between birth weight and adolescent BMI, with birth weight only explaining 1% of the variation in BMI (Table 3).
As anticipated, there was a direct but weak relationship between the magnitude of histopathological changes on a scale of 0 4+ and peak ALT values.
Correlation analyses showed that there were strong associations between items and their own domains/facets (most correlation coefficients are higher than 0.5), but weak relationship between items and other domains/facets (see Table 1).
Depressive symptoms accounted for only 4% in boys and 9% in girls of the variation in negative emotionality, which indicates a significant but weak relationship between these two factors unlikely to undermine the current results (analysis available from first author).
