Sentence examples for demonstrate a consistent relationship from inspiring English sources

Data correlating QOL with functional outcome and symptom burden fails to demonstrate a consistent relationship.

Observational data demonstrate a consistent relationship between the degree of elevation in SBP and risk of CVD and stroke.

However, it has been difficult to demonstrate a consistent relationship between children's body mass index (BMI) and total energy intake or other dietary factors in observational studies (Alexy et al., 2004; Reilly et al., 2005).

However, the evidence currently does not clearly confirm the relationship between pollution and depression, with NHANES data (unpublished) failing to demonstrate a consistent relationship between persistent organic and heavy metal pollutants and depression.

Other studies of basic training have not demonstrated a consistent relationship between prior injuries and injuries in training [ 5- 7, 92], although this relationship has often been demonstrated in athletes [ 35- 38, 40- 42, 93].

Tactile sensations of the foot project to the superior part of SI [ 28], and our previous study demonstrated a consistent relationship between reflexological stimulation of the left foot and cortical activation in the right superior part of SI [ 14].

Our results also demonstrated a consistent relationship between organizational identities, defined in terms of affiliation with organizational units, and dyadic interactive activities underlying the complex network structures within organizational boundaries.

These analyses also demonstrate a consistent significant relationship between progression of retinopathy over 4 years and incident CV outcomes such that a greater deterioration of retinal disease over time predicts a higher risk of CV outcomes.

However, other studies utilizing colony-forming assays failed to demonstrate a consistent temporal relationship between the acquisition of the somatic mutations of TET2 and JAK2 (Schaub et al. 2010).

Our data demonstrate a logical relationship between ambient outdoor temperature and the temperature of crystalloid fluid being delivered intravenously and are consistent with previous data collection [7].

In spite of the often negative views towards competitive learning in the USA (see Bergin and Cooks 2000; Good and Brophy 2008), this learning style demonstrated a consistent positive relationship with mathematics performance across countries.