Sentence examples for constant association between from inspiring English sources

And while there are regulations for when celebrities officially endorse a product, in the Olympic arena there will be a constant association between athletes and product brands, something Dr Adams believes "is endorsement at some level".

Since the most common filtering technique used in foF2 trend estimation relies on a constant association between foF2 and the corresponding EUV proxy, a failure in this assumption may end in wrong results.

We assumed a constant association between time and outcome.

The retrospective evaluation of arterial blood gas analyses demonstrated a constant association between hospital water disinfection, using a hydrogen peroxide/silver ion preparation, and the occurrence of methemoglobinemia during extended hemodialysis/hemodiafiltration in critically ill patients.

They suggested that whereas spatial working memory requires the ability to maintain trial-specific information for a limited period of time so that spatial stimuli can be responded to in a flexible manner, spatial reference memory requires the ability to learn the correct fixed response to a stimulus, because of a constant association between a stimulus and an outcome.

The constant association between the t(8 21) translocation and AML furthermore argues that aberrant AE rearrangement in HSC and thus also in their more differentiated progeny will change normal haematopoiesis in a way that specifically favours the later development of AML.

Two or three females, with or without offspring, may be found together, but groupings are fluid, the only constant association being between mother and dependent offspring.

However, unlike an individual's psychological traits which remain constant, the association between an individual's handwriting with the individual's behavioral nature allows the handwriting of the individual to change according to the changes in their behavior and provide a strong reasoning behind the study of handwritings [15].

In our center, we did not find a constant positive association between abdominal aortic calcification and all-cause or cardiovascular mortality in all models after adjusting for VC present in other radiographs combinations, while a significant association between all-cause and cardiovascular mortality and VC present in all three radiographic sites was observed.

We used for the constants (association, dissociation, catalytic and inhibition) the values ranged between 0.1 and 2 (see Supplementary Table S1) concerning the following biological considerations.

We had 4 aims: to determine 1) whether the incidence of PBC has remained constant; 2) the association between PBC incidence and sociodemographic factors; 3) whether spatial clustering was present during an extended period within the same well-defined geographical region of North East England as the one studied previously (6); and 4) the location of specific spatial clusters.