Sentence examples for decisive association from inspiring English sources

Studies spanning 20 years (1, 2, 3, 4) show a decisive association between healthful lifestyle practices, with resulting weight control, and a dramatic reduction in both chronic morbidity and premature mortality.

This decisive association of IGF-1R and KLS was further supported by the Kruskal-Wallis H-Test (2 classes, p = 0.032, Figure  2).

This correlation is not as robust as the correlations found for salinity and oxygen level at the other LGs, as decisive association was only detected in eight SNPs (using q < 0.01 as a cutoff).

Frankly, I don't believe that any major country artists will be photographed proudly waving Confederate flags anytime soon – there does seem to be a decisive shift away from association with Dixie as an innocent tribute to the south.

Decrease in self-esteem plays a decisive role in the association between social phobia and depression.

Inevitably, he was influenced by the town's association with the decisive Battle of Adowa, fought in 1896 against Italian troops.

Ecological factors, including the value of the appetitive or aversive stimulus and the reliability of the learned association, are considered decisive for the number of trials required to form LTM [ 12].

We may, with Scheffler, wish to argue that the reasons generated by particularistic associations are "presumptively decisive" in cases in which conflict arises (Scheffler, 196).

Such spurious correlations have been noted in other highly structured species [ 84, 85], and confirm that gene-flow may not be the decisive factor underlying many significant associations between geographic and genetic distances.

While other outcomes, such as eczema and allergic disposition, were studied and reported, these might support or speak against associations, but are not decisive for this review.

The association proved to be a decisive influence.