Sentence examples for favourable association from inspiring English sources

Of all the 40 studies described here (table S1 and S2), 22 studies showed a significantly favourable association between statin therapy and the outcome of bacterial infection, 16 showed no significant association and 2 showed unfavourable association with statin exposure.

8 This suggests that viral suppression cannot fully explain the favourable association between non-boosted PIs (compared to NNRTI/no PI) in heart rate variability.

Moreover, a favourable association between early referral or a high number of pre-ESRD nephrology consultations and quality of therapeutic care has been suggested [ 11, 12].

A region on chromosome 2 between 12.8 and 14.3 Mb that contained 24 ROH showed a significant (P <0.01) and positive (i.e. favourable) association with milk yield and an unfavourable association with calving interval.

An explanation for the 4 6 h category's favourable association with BMD levels, compared with less than 2 h ScTWends, may probably be that this category consists of the 'normal' adolescents, with a rather healthy lifestyle.

In particular, favourable associations of the PrP susceptible genotype with fitness can stimulate the replenishment of susceptible animals to a level that is sufficient to prevent scrapie from disappearing.

If DXA gynoid fat had been having an underlying, independent, favourable effect on risk marker variation, these favourable associations would have been expected to remain despite inclusion of android fat in the analysis.

Favourable associations have been reported between mastitis resistance and several udder type traits e.g., higher and more tightly attached udders are associated with lower SCS and lower CM (Rupp & Boichard 1999, 2003).

The analyses we present in Table 5, in which risk marker associations with DXA gynoid fat largely disappeared with inclusion of DXA android fat, which supports the possibility that the favourable associations seen between risk markers and DXA % gynoid are merely secondary to variation in android fat.

At the biological level, cortisol output has been consistently shown to be lower (or at least a more flexible response) among individuals reporting positive affect, and favourable associations with heart rate, blood pressure, and inflammatory markers such as interleukin-6 have also been described [ 17].

However, DXA % gynoid fat was also strongly, inversely, associated with DXA % android fat, and it could be argued that a high percentage of gynoid fat merely reflects a low percentage of android fat (and vice versa); the favourable associations seen between risk markers and DXA % gynoid are then merely secondary to variation in android fat.