Sentence examples for mobile was associated from inspiring English sources

Stable income-related socioeconomic disadvantage was associated with more oral health impact, and lower health state and life satisfaction, while being downwardly mobile was associated with lower life satisfaction at age 30 years.

It may also make handoff easier by allowing for a buffer zone where which base station a mobile is associated with is unimportant.

It is also known that aortic atheroma (AA), especially those ≥5 mm thick and/or protruding and/or mobile are associated with stroke.

However, in only 13 of the 28 reports was there evidence that the use of mobile phones was associated with an attempt to meet the young person offline.

Non-ownership of a mobile phone was associated with geographic areas of residence (p <0.001), and with the inability to use a NOL for text messaging (p <0.001) and voice phone calling (p <0.001) (Table  3).

In 2008, the first epidemiological study investigating the effects of air pollution on children's cognitive functioning was presented [ 51]: the long-term concentration of black carbon particles from mobile sources was associated with decreases in cognitive test scores among 202 primary schoolchildren living in Boston.

The results of two Finnish studies and one Swedish study that investigated the use of mobile phones and the association with health symptoms in adolescents showed that frequent mobile phone use was associated with poor perceived health [ 13- 15].

With regard to use of mobile phones in relation to health the Finnish studies gave similar results: frequent mobile phone use was associated with poor perceived health, although in one of the studies mediated through deterioration of sleeping habits and increased waking-time tiredness [ 9].

The mobile phone intervention was associated with an increase in antenatal care attendance.

The results showed that self-reported mobile phone use was associated with poor perceived health [ 15- 17].

Frequent mobile phone use was associated with current stress, sleep disturbances, and symptoms of depression among the young adult men and women in cross-sectional analysis.