Sentence examples for compelling association from inspiring English sources

Patel replied: "No, what I'm saying is that there is a compelling association, but there is no causal evidence.

Pathologist Dr Freddy Patel said there was a "compelling association" between the two things and it was "well recognised" that a stressful trauma can aggravate a heart condition.

He asked him: "Are you telling the jury that the trauma caused by the push to the ground and the baton strike, about 150 seconds before Mr Tomlinson collapsed, are you telling the jury that they weren't a significant contribution to any heart attack?" Dr Patel replied: "No, what I'm saying is that there is a compelling association, but there is no causal evidence.

The most compelling association for IL10 was found with a promoter polymorphism (rs1800872) well known to regulate the production of the encoded anti-inflammatory cytokine.

Admixture mapping of Lp(a) reveals a compelling association of increased African ancestry with Lp(a) case status (upper quintile) at chromosome 6q25.3 (LO D13.6, Figure 1).

Therefore, these other SNPs also exhibited a compelling association to prostate cancer risk in combination with SNPs 142413 and 152494 (SNP combinations represented by open circles linked with a line in Fig. 2A and Table S3).

Emotions, compelling associations, and strong expectations frequently cause illusional misperceptions in everyday life.

The most compelling associations were tested in an independent population-based case-control study of lymphoma based in Germany.

Other variants did not have compelling associations with these five traits.

There were no compelling associations between single polymorphic loci and breast cancer risk.

Spurious but compelling associations between external occurrences, or between external events and internal experiences, could lead to a failure to attribute correctly an event to oneself.