Sentence examples for has been noted consistent from inspiring English sources

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A significant association between parental PTSD and the occurrence of PTSD in offspring has been noted, consistent with the idea that risk for the development of PTSD is transmitted from parent to child.

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A prior history of pregnancy has been noted as a consistent protective factor in breast cancer but the magnitude of this reduced risk is relatively modest [4], [5].

It has been noted that the most consistent evidence for an adverse effect of income inequality on population health derives from within-country differences in the United States or some other countries with comparable or even larger income inequalities [ 3, 36].

Moreover, as has been noted by many authors and consistent with a role for vitamin D deficiency in MS pathogenesis, world-wide distribution maps of reduced UVB availability are strikingly similar to world-wide distribution maps of MS prevalence [2], [47], [48], [50], [51].

Lack of fidelity towards consistent screening has been noted in systematic reviews due to a variety of barriers perceived by HCPs [ 18].

It has been noted that inadequate adherence (correct and consistent use) may have affected the results of randomised controlled trials of some HIV prevention interventions including microbicides, and that there is a need for research to reveal influences on adherence [ 12, 19– 22].

This was more than the 10.9 days we have seen in CHMI administered by the bite of mosquitoes, but consistent with what has been noted in prior PfSPZ Challenge by the ID and IM routes.

It has been noted.

No consistent effects have been noted in treating or preventing relapse of Crohn's disease.

Although some changes such as lack of nest attentiveness and decreased nest defense have been noted, the results have not been consistent and have been difficult to relate to specific pollutants.

Modest, consistent associations have been noted for area-level deprivation and preterm birth (PTB) (Elo et al. 2009; Mason et al. 2009; O'Campo et al. 2008), low birth weight (LBW) (Nkansah-Amankra et al. 2010; Schempf et al. 2009), small for gestational age (SGA) (Elo et al. 2009; Farley et al. 2006), and neural tube defects (Grewal et al. 2009; Wasserman et al. 1998).

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