Sentence examples for diminished association from inspiring English sources

In analyses excluding patients with prostate cancer diagnosed within 2 years after blood draw, we observed a diminished association between 25(OH D and lethal prostate cancer, after adjustment for age at diagnosis, BMI, physical activity, and smoking (HR: 1.42; 95% CI: 0.91, 2.22).

We additionally found that the TRF2ΔBΔM dominant-negative mutant has a diminished association with Ku70.

Thus, we might find a diminished association between AEs and outcomes if we studied patients treated in other areas of the hospital.

The structural changes in the APOE4 protein, however, lead to diminished association with HDL Dongg & Weisgraber, 1996) and impaired reverse cholesterol transport (Heeren et al, 2004).

Similarly, mutating claudin-1 E48K induced a loss of three of the four key residue pairings, suggesting a profound impact on loop orientation and diminished association with CD81.

Since hypo-phosphorylation of Tyr1045 and a diminished association of c-Cbl and EGFR were considered as the responsible mechanisms, upregulation of Tyr1045 phosphorylation might be a useful alteration in EGFR-targeted therapy.

With more than twelve thousand ART mothers included in the study, the diminished associations between multiple sociodemographic factors and preterm birth were unlikely to be due to reduced population size.

Under the fully categorized comorbidity index, modification was apparent for both the risk ratio and the risk difference, showing diminished associations when the highest comorbidity level interacted with older age.

To ascertain whether the diminished Bmi1/Ring1B association translated into a loss of H2A K119 ubiquitination, we performed Western blotting analysis to determine the global levels of ubiquityl-H2A in SYT-SSX2-infectants versus controls.

This is almost certainly due to diminished microcalcification in association with the DCIS in this group of patients, even though the crude statement on the Sloane Project radiology data form 'No calcification on mammogram' was answered in the negative in 10% of successful primary BCS cases and in only 7% of failed primary BCS cases.

The association of diminished systemic SOD activity to ETS exposure provides for the first time a specific oxidant mechanism by which ETS may adversely affect patients with asthma.