In general, indicators of greater early adversity showed a stronger and more substantial association with problem cannabis use rather than any cannabis use.
Thus, while interference with eating and exercise might be part of the burden of insulin therapy, interference with other aspects of daily living had a more substantial association with insulin omission.
It is noteworthy that regardless of the potential mechanisms, the impact of low birth weight on the risk of type 2 diabetes may be stronger among African Americans, as a recent study found a more substantial association between low birth weight and components of the insulin resistance syndrome among African American children than among white children (45).
In addition, the larger the absolute value of a marginal effect, more substantial is the association.
These residual associations were more substantial than the indirect effects and showed heightened identification was associated with more psychological and physical symptoms of ill-health.
More substantial evidence for a genetic association was provided by Khanna and associates, who reported that B-cell alloantigens, designated D8-17, were present in 99% of patients with RF [ 13].
Mr. Bruno and other Senate Republicans strongly criticized that proposal, saying that the new lease was too long and that the association itself required a more substantial overhaul.
Therefore, the weight of evidence for this account (i.e., exposure to formaldehyde in air is causally associated with leukemia in humans) is weak in comparison to the more substantial weight of evidence supporting the lack of a causal association.
In particular, when the problem is difficult (e.g. association strength 0.2), the performance gap between our method and others was more substantial.
More substantial!" Pavarotti said.
