Sentence examples for demonstrated a consistent relationship from inspiring English sources
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].
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].
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.
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the evidence currently does not clearly confirm the relationship between pollution and depression, with NHANES data (unpublished) failing to demonstrate a consistent relationship between persistent organic and heavy metal pollutants and depression.
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).
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.
Recent studies have demonstrated a consistent inverse relationship between oestrogen receptor (ER) and epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) levels in female human breast cancer.
Despite these limitations, our study demonstrated a consistent and significant relationship among the serum markers of obesity measured (insulin, C-peptide, IGF-1, adiponectin, BMI), supporting the conclusion of a limited relationship between obesity and colorectal cancer survival.
Temperature regimes at 5 and 10 mm below the surface of each material demonstrated a consistent and statistically significant negative relationship between barnacle abundance and indicators of thermal breakdown.
