Sentence examples for more robust associations from inspiring English sources

Specifically, onset in youth may be earlier and may have more robust associations with unfavorable illness characteristics in North compared to South America.

Accounting for stochastic variations in markers of disease state, for which our simulations present a framework, would lead to more robust associations between host-genetic factors and disease progression and facilitate more accurate identification of central players in HIV-1 pathogenesis.

An earlier study found that active behaviors represented more robust associations with cognition than did passive behaviors [ 43].

For example, CRP which probably has more robust associations with CHD risk, may not much improve risk prediction [4].

Possibly even narrower targets are needed in order to find more robust associations between aspects of EI in medical student assessment.

The generally more robust associations for personal than for central-site PM2.5 exposures suggest that nondifferential exposure misclassification leads to attenuation of the particle association and increased variance.

In summary, by including these additional controls we confirm our results for the variables that exhibited a more robust association with earnings in our main analysis.

By analyzing in situ concentration data observed in major cities alongside gridded emission data obtained from remote sensing and inventories, we find that emissions of NH3 have a more robust association with the spatiotemporal variation of PM2.5 levels than emissions of SO2 and NOx.

Neurophysiological and neuroanatomical data on reflexive and voluntary saccades also suggest a more robust association between frontal attentional areas and intentional eye movements [52].

Similar to the approach taken with the pathological phenotypes, we performed secondary analyses to assess whether any of the SNPs showed more robust association with the five cognitive subdomains that comprise the global cognition score.

We therefore performed secondary analyses to determine whether any of the candidate SNPs tested demonstrate selective or more robust association signals with separate quantitative measures of plaques or tangle pathology (Table 4).