Sentence examples for favourably associated with from inspiring English sources
In a French context, computer use was found to be favourably associated with cognitive functioning among middle-aged adults, whereas an unfavourable association was found with TV viewing [ 12].
"In each case, you either have a nucleotide profile that is favourably associated with improvements in aerobic capacity with exercise training, or not.
On scrutiny, it was seen that two of these four individuals possessed ACE DD/ACTN3 RR genotypic combination, another possessed ACE ID/ACTN3 RR and the fourth one possessed ACE DD/ACTN3RX (Additional file 6: Table S6), genotypic combinations which are suggested to be favourably associated with muscle strength/power phenotypes [29].
Intramuscular fat percentage is favourably associated with meat texture, tenderness, flavour and juiciness [ 2, 3].
Income inequality could also be a proxy for other unrelated neighbourhood factors favourably associated with birth outcomes.
Our study provides evidence that a priori-defined scores measuring adherence to the Mediterranean diet are favourably associated with pancreatic cancer risk.
First, survival and growth traits were mainly favourably associated genetically, showing that rapid growth enhances survival.
Research suggests that active transport programs should be implemented in the first year of elementary school and maintained as children progress through school because such programs are associated with favourably influencing the trajectory of youth BMI [ 35].
Systemic diseases are usually associated with diverse disorders which may favourably affect the development of gingivitis or increase its severity accompanied by diverse disorders which may favourably affect the presence or/development of gingivitis.
It may develop favourably, or it may deteriorate into a pathological process associated with chronic and multiple stress (Ulysses Syndromee).
It is also possible that perioperative haemodynamic optimisation could favourably influence the systemic inflammatory response to tissue injury associated with surgery, thereby reducing the incidence and severity of complications and organ dysfunction.
