Sentence examples for effects of relationships from inspiring English sources

In this study, the effects of relationships of micro-structure, grain size and grain boundary of 15 well-known worldwide marbles on some physical and mechanical properties (dry unit weight, porosity, uniaxial compressive strength, tensile strength) and on abrasion loss value were investigated in detail, being the first in terms of elaborateness in the literature considering the mentioned features.

Thus, European studies have shown positive effects of relationships with children on elderly parent's health [ 17- 19] but results were not replicated in two Canadian samples using similar measurement instruments [ 20].

This study aims to investigate the effects of relationship-specific resources and tailored activities on relationship performance.

The effects of relationship status, rationale for considering abortion (life circumstance versus health issue), and the male partner's wishes on abortion attitudes were examined using a multiple-segment factorial vignette with a probability sample of 532 Kentucky households.

Model 1 in Table  2 shows no main effects of relationship status or of attachment to friends.

Results from the current study further contribute to this body of evidence by demonstrating the buffering effects of relationship satisfaction.

There were no significant effects of relationship status, socioeconomic status, ovarian cancer experience, cancer worry, perceived risk, or perceived benefits of early presentation.

Similarly, results for a partial analysis controlling for the possible effects of relationship duration (partial r =.45, p <.001) suggested that relationship duration had little effect on the strength of assortative mating for BMI in this sample.

However, researchers usually test for associations between well-being measures and prototypical strong tie measures such as marital satisfaction, or number of close friends; the effect of relationships with weak ties on well-being has seldom been explored.

The lacking effect of relationships on adolescents' SEIM use may result from the fact that adolescents' relationships rarely involve co-habitation.

The effect of Relationships, independent of Development, on turnover was weak despite the high correlation between these two variables (r = 0.59).