Sentence examples for demonstrate a relation between from inspiring English sources
No consensus exists whether patients can be managed with primary surgical repair when there is a significant delay in presentation or diagnosis, although a study carried out in a more heterogeneous group of patients with oesophageal ruptures could not demonstrate a relation between mortality risk and delay in presentation [[15]].
This study, based on riding school horses, is the very first to clearly demonstrate a relation between posture at work and vertebral problems evaluated at rest.
Thus, it was not possible to demonstrate a relation between moderate physical activity and the metabolome.
A t test was used to demonstrate a relation between spatial centrality and dominance strength in the scanning control model.
In addition, Wentholt et al. (10) failed to demonstrate a relation between high glucose variability and elevated levels of a surrogate marker of vascular damage.
Our study failed to demonstrate a relation between these factors and not receiving an elective radiation dose at the SLN site.
De Vries also contributed to knowledge of the role played in plant physiology by osmosis, and in 1877 he demonstrated a relation between osmotic pressure and the molecular weight of substances in plant cells.
Previous work has demonstrated a relation between individual preference for consonant over dissonant dyads, and the strength of neural temporal coding of the harmonicity of consonant relative to dissonant dyads as measured using the electrophysiological "frequency-following response" (FFR).
Conclusion: our study demonstrates a relation between FXR and the prognostic of sepsis in CKD animals.
The combination of the thought-probe method with the SART has successfully been used in several studies, demonstrating a relation between off-task conscious experiences and decreased task performance (e.g., [38], [45], [46]), as well as changes in various physiological measures, such as event-related potentials, heart rate, and galvanic skin response [38], [47], [48].
