Sentence examples for minor association from inspiring English sources

He publishes at a rate that Francis McGlone described as pathological, co-authoring between fifty and a hundred papers a year, most of which describe a seemingly minor association without offering any causal mechanism.

After an inquiry to ESPN about the announcers' Nike contracts, Josh Krulewitz, an ESPN spokesman, said that Fowler, the host of "GameDay," is "ending his minor association" with Nike "to avoid any potential perception issues".

A minor association was identified between a non-synonymous polymorphism of VvCHI1 and skin concP (Table 3).

Similarly, Börsbo et al. (2009) found that duration of pain appeared to have minor association with disability and quality of life in patients with chronic pain.

This and other studies have reported generally lower levels and only a minor association with CO poisoning with loss of consciousness but without such sequelae [ 34].

Our findings corroborate earlier observations that serum cytokine levels in CRC have only minor association with age and gender (Kaminska et al, 2005; Sharma et al, 2010).

sAxl is associated with type I IFN stimulation, correlates with Gas6 levels and shows minor associations with SLE activity and autoimmunity.

Only minor associations appeared in relation to other SDQ sub-scales and none to motor development, as measured using DCDQ.

In younger women, specific BDI factors revealed minor associations, suggesting that the type of sleep impairment can vary in relation to different depressive features.

These results showed only minor associations between the age of the physicians and the annual number of patients or the number of consultations but moderate positive associations between the average age of the patients and the treatment intensity.

The presence of lymph node metastases was associated with increased levels of all CAC except for PlGF, whereas there were only minor associations of CAC with other clinicopathologic variables.