Sentence examples for marital effects from inspiring English sources

Significant marital effects were found for height and DBP, which, respectively, explain 17%and16%6% of the phenotypic variance in the HTK cohort (Tables S2 S9).

Furthermore, ASSOC can estimate the variances separately attributable to polygenic, common sibship, and marital effects as described by Elston et al. [ 14].

ASSOC parameterizes the phenotypic correlations between individuals using the reported familial relationships and can split the nonpolygenic variance into components for measurement error, sibling, and marital effects, and these results were summarized.

The marital effect may be related to natural/positive/negative selection and, in particular, assortative mating is known to occur for height [ 23, 24].

Both direct (e.g., through psychopharmacological pathway) and indirect (e.g., marital conflicts) effects of alcohol misuse on IPV may explain our results.

There seems to be no effect of marital status and little effect of the household type on the number of chronic conditions.

These associations were independent of variables pertaining to sociodemographics (e.g., age, income status and economic activity status), health risks and behaviors (e.g., number of friends, smoking status, alcohol consumption patterns, and self-rated health), spouse effects, marital satisfaction, and the year in which the data were collected.

More specifically, we aim to separate two components, i.e., whether secularized (and socially displayed) choices made at the time of union formation have an impact on marital stability ("causal" effect of secularized choices) or whether they reflect general orientations that also affect marital stability ("selectivity" effect of secularized choices).

The aim of this study was to examine the predictive role of prenatal family sense of coherence, stress, social support and family, and marital functioning; the effect that any changes in these factors from pregnancy to postpartum; and partner's depressive symptoms on depressive symptoms at 6 months postpartum.

We also find that the positive effect of children on marital stability and the effect of children's gender are stronger in rural areas, which is due to the differences in modernization and cultural values between rural and urban areas.

All models included a main effect of age on the thresholds, and all genetic models also included the main effect of marital status (the moderator with the strongest main effect).