Sentence examples for independent relation from inspiring English sources

Our study shows that worse clinical outcome is associated with the number of transfusions independently of the longest length of storage; such an independent relation has only been reported recently in adult trauma patients [ 9, 21].

In multivariate analyses, we assessed the independent relation of factors to willingness to donate cadaveric and living related organs, and we assessed the relative importance of these factors in explaining variation in the general public's willingness to donate.

Ehrenthal DB, Maiden K, Rao A, West DW, Gidding SS, Bartoshesky L et al. Independent relation of maternal prenatal factors to early childhood obesity in the offspring.

To identify the independent relation of synovitis with incident radiographic knee osteoarthritis (OA) after adjusting for other structural factors known to cause synovitis.

To assess the association between physical fitness and fibromyalgia (FM) severity in women with FM as well as to assess whether different fitness components present an independent relation with FM severity.

A logistic regression model adjusted for age, sex, and variables significantly associated with higher hsTnT levels, showed that male gender, age, CKMB, and lower glomerular filtration rate to show independent relation to basally elevated levels of hsTnT among asymptomatic kidney transplant recipients.

The results indicate that the duration of ejection bears a close direct linear relationship to stroke volume while heart rate has only a weak but independent relation.

"Vietnam will have independent relations with both the United States and China, and we want to separate those relations from each other," he said in an interview on Tuesday.

If time permits, I will simply explain how to compute large N laws of random matrices with entries of our new independent relations, and we will see that the large N laws are not always semicircular.

Negotiating important industrial contracts with Western countries and at the same time maintaining close but independent relations with the Soviet bloc, Boumedienne became a leading figure in the nonaligned movement.

More and more we see state‐ to‐state relations being established among all these countries, that is to say, once again, to the degree that the countries are really independent— relations founded not on a so‐called ideological solidarity, but upon na tional interests.