Sentence examples for modest relationships from inspiring English sources
Fecal indicator bacteria generally had weak to modest relationships to environmental conditions; the strength and direction of which varied for each microbial indicator, drainage region, and across seasons.
Ignoring large changes in modest relationships omits valuable re-wiring information.
Others have found similar, modest relationships between measured ambulation and self-reported function.
Although modest relationships between adherence self-reports and HbA1c are often interpreted as reflecting the limited validity of these measures, this may not be an appropriate conclusion.
Regarding health-related variables, several studies have shown that there are indeed at least modest relationships between smoking, depression and back pain [ 2, 16, 17], although the mechanisms are not well understood.
The relatively more modest relationships between adherence and HbA1c were expected, because glycemic control is affected by a variety of factors beyond medication adherence, including diet and exercise, degree of insulin deficiency, and adequacy of the prescribed treatment regimen.
This despite the fact that scientific studies have shown only a modest relationship between mental health issues and violence, "a relationship that is largely attributable to co-occurring substance abuse," wrote a team of authors led by Bernice A. Pescosolido, a sociologist at Indiana University.
Our findings supported the hypothesis, indicating the existence of a significant, albeit modest, relationship between average word frequency from the AN test and design frequency.
A realistic response and modest relationship was also found when partitioned λE components (λEE and λET) were compared to the observed soil moisture and rainfall.
One possible reason for the modest relationship between film comprehension and eye movements during film viewing is that there is often a delay in top-down effects when the scene is not known before onset (Carmi & Itti, 2006; Smith & Mital, 2013).
"Being successful appears to have only a modest relationship to happiness," he says.
