Although these association are quite modest, the largest representing a mere 20 g sucrose/day per allele which corresponds roughly to 7 pieces of sugar or about one can of soda, they still implicate a relationship between GHRL genetics, sucrose and alcohol consumption, specifically in males.
Several lines of evidence implicate a relationship between attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), circadian rythmicity and sleeping disturbances.
However, the rare instances of multiple associations for individual SNPs implicate a relationship between the targeted genes (Supplementary file 2).
14– 16 While a few studies demonstrate a link between MBS and EDs, 17– 19 there are also some studies implicating a relationship between EDs and anxiety.
Several lines of evidence implicate a relationship between induction of SODs in tumour cells and reversion of neoplastic transformation or loss of the malignant phenotype including metastatic property.
Similarly, a miRNA expression profiling study of human metastatic cancers and paired primary tumors found miR203 to be consistently underexpressed in the metastatic tissue, further implicating a relationship between ZEB1 regulation of miR203 and tumor invasiveness and metastasis.
Emerging evidence implicates an important relationship between feelings of incompleteness and compulsive checking.
The observed increase in basal breast-specific promoter I.4 transcript levels in both therapeutic and prophylactic mastectomy tissue samples implicates an inverse relationship between BRCA1 and promoter I.4 driven transcription.
This quantitative model implicates a possible dose response relationship between number and severity of adversities and likelihood of a depressive outcome, even if this effect is nonadditive and complex (Brewin, Andrews, & Valentine, 2000; Fergusson, Boden, & Horwood, 2008; Gilbert et al., 2009; Li, Ahmed, & Zabin, 2012; Widom, DuMont, & Czaja, 2007).
Our findings implicate a causal relationship between neighborhood-level, diagnostic resources and spatial patterns of autism incidence.
