Sentence examples for conceivable association from inspiring English sources

The study question was decided upon a priori and the relevant statistical tests were applied accordingly, not testing for every conceivable association.

Interpreting results for thousands of conceivable associations is a daunting task (Greenland 2008; Patel and Ioannidis 2014).

Therefore, as with the M30 antigen, it is conceivable that association occurs in situ when rCK18 is added to plasma and that with time these complexes also slowly disassociate, before the onset of proteolytic destruction or chemical degradation.

It is conceivable that the association is mediated by an impaired vascular response to hypertension due to Notch3 dysfunction.

It is therefore conceivable that the association of ACL antibodies and inhibition of TNF could lead to an increase number of thrombosis.

Because all participants in our cohort were current employees of the same company and were not malnourished, it is hardly conceivable that the association between lower serum creatinine and the risk of diabetes is due to any dietary deficiency.

It is conceivable that the association between PMD change and breast cancer survival in patients treated with tamoxifen could be explained by differences in compliance or in this case, an inherited response to treatment (for example due to genetic variation in the CYP2D6 gene).

It is conceivable that faster association rates seen in those mutants (Tables 1 and 2) could be a consequence of larger conformational flexibility of loops involved in binding, allowing for a larger available fraction of loop conformations compatible with toxin receptor complex formation.

If we assume that such nutrients have beneficial or protective effects on cognitive development (Koletzko et al. 2008), it is conceivable that the associations between prenatal PCB exposure and cognitive outcomes are stronger than what was actually found in fish-eating populations.

It is conceivable that a true association exists and that this association is disease (PsA) and population (Toronto) specific.

Thus, it is conceivable that the observed association might just be a correlate of the relation of postnatal growth with risk.