Sentence examples for compared the association between from inspiring English sources

Since certain pfmdr1 alleles were found associated with CQ resistance, we compared the association between pfmdr1 mutations and the major CQ-resistance determinant pfcrt 76T.

We further divided our participants into 2 age groups (aged <50 years and aged ≥50 years) and compared the association between migraine and RLS.

Finally, Danner and Rammstedt (2015) compared the association between openness and income in 19 countries worldwide based on the International Social Science Survey Program (ISSP) data.

Thus, we determined the epidemiology of MODS, according to these two sets of diagnostic criteria, we studied the intra- and inter-observer reproducibility of each set of diagnostic criteria, and we compared the association between cases of MODS at paediatric intensive care unit (PICU) entry, as diagnosed by each set of diagnostic criteria, and 90-day all-cause mortality.

Therefore, we estimated the prevalence of TTH and RLS in a Korean general population-based sample, compared the association between TTH and RLS in comparison with individuals with non-headache, and assessed the clinical impact of RLS in individuals with TTH using data from the KHSS.

In a recent paper, Johnson M.K. et al. [22] compared the association between uncomplicated malaria incidence and G6PD deficiency using the two different methods currently available: G6PD enzyme activity and G6PD genotype assessment.

Although there are few studies on adolescents' beliefs about triggers of headache, none of these compared the associations between perceived and observed triggers.

This study compared the associations between heat waves defined by different heat wave definitions (HWs) and cause-specific mortality in warm season in Nanjing, China.

We compared the associations between several indices of obesity and cardiovascular risk factors (CVRFs) in late adolescence in the Seychelles.

Here we compared the associations between these specific abdominal fat depots, insulin sensitivity and metabolic syndrome risk.

Moreover, no study adjusted the relationships between work economic sectors and health for individual and neighborhood socioeconomic characteristics or compared the associations between men and women.