Sentence examples for mixed associations from inspiring English sources

Structural barriers displayed mixed associations with help-seeking, while attitudinal barriers were consistently associated with lower service contacts.

Some species had consistent associations with Carduus thistle absence (e.g. T. repens, C. stoebe), others were associated with Carduus thistles (e.g. C. varia) and others had mixed associations.

However, the evidence shows mixed associations between different aspects of public open space (e.g., proximity, size, quality) and physical activity.

Several systematic reviews have reported mixed associations between access to parks and physical activity, and suggest that this is due to inconsistencies in the study methods or differences across countries.

Although there was no recognizable nationalist movement among the indigenous population until 1908, Dutch authorities feared that nationalist sentiments would spread with the growth of ethnically mixed associations, known as kongsi.

The penetration of malaria control measures showed mixed associations with endemicity.

Thus, VR services have a mixed association with SSDI receipt but appear to be consistently associated with lower rates of SSI receipt (i.e., reduced entry and increased exits).

In ER-positive tumors, pathways with a mixed association include the 2 most significant pathways "apoptosis" and "regulation of cell cycle".

The independent variable was resolution or improvement of cough while covariates were: age (continuous - months), concomitant diseases (Yes vs. No), type of cough (productive, dry, or mixed), association with antibiotics (Yes vs. No), antitussive therapy (levodropropizine, central antitussive, or none).

Viscosity increases with PHPA concentration due to mixed micelle associations among the surfactant, alkali and polymer molecules.

The experimental values obtained were interpreted through mixed micellar associations with positive synergistic effects, capable of cumulated surface activity (Figure 14).