Whereas frequent peer victimization had long-term associations with girls' weight-esteem, teasing targeted towards appearance was associated with boys' more negative beliefs about what others think about their appearance.
Yet there is much to be said for a group that builds long-term associations with favored composers.
He made his Metropolitan Opera debut leading Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice" in 1972 Mr. Mackerras's long-term associations with orchestras and opera companies were plentiful.
Edward K. Conklin Honolulu To the Editor: Nina Kraus's fascinating research describes long-term associations between early musical experiences and adult auditory skills.
The estimated coefficients can be interpreted as long-term associations with the use of health care.
Relationship quality (i.e., trust and satisfaction) should be strengthened to build long-term associations with esteemed customers.
Sharks formed spatial groups characterized by nonrandom and long-term associations, despite opportunities for social relationships to develop between communities.
Numerous studies have reported long-term associations of urban noise with some diseases and outcomes, including death.
The long-term associations between posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and suicidal ideation (SI) among ex-prisoners of war (ex-POWs) has recently been exemplified.
The epidemiological design of most studies has made it possible to ascertain long-term associations of urban noise with a number of cardiovascular, respiratory, and metabolic disorders and diseases; additionally, time series studies have reported short-term associations.
and pinworms (Enterobius spp .. Despite long-term associations between these parasites and hominoids, one-third of their host associations are the result of host switches, most of which occurred during episodes of biotic expansion between Africa and Eurasia since the Miocene (Hoberg 2006; Hoberg et al. 2000, 2001).
