Sentence examples for pattern for association from inspiring English sources

We further tested the early FDG infusate drainage pattern for association with the eventual left-versus-right uterine FDG accumulation.

Based on our preliminary analyses, we observed that the pattern for associations of DAP concentrations and birth outcomes varied by race/ethnicity.

[18] There are no clear patterns for association with the household level measures for infants either overall or when divided into AIDS and non-AIDS mortality.

Thus, the purpose of the present study was threefold: a) to test the ability of observed drinking patterns for association with alcohol-related aggression, b) to determine if drinking patterns, as evaluated in this study, add value to common indicators of alcohol use, and c) to verify the role of a number of factors as mediators between drinking patterns and alcohol-related aggression.

We found similar patterns for associations of hyperuricaemia with ischaemic heart disease (estimate of pooled hazard ratio for exposed participants 2.21 (2.08 to 2.33); fig 3).

We observed a similar pattern for the association between professional education and hysterectomy prevalence.

The observed U/J curve pattern for the association between systolic blood pressure and all-cause event risk could be confirmed for both male and female patients.

The observed U/J curve pattern for the association between HbA1C and all-cause event risk could be observed across male and female patients (models 6, 7).

We found a different pattern for the association of phthalates with vocabulary scores by sex, which concurs with previous studies of different results according to sex (Hatch et al. 2008; Wolff et al. 2008).

In our study, though it appeared that younger persons below the age of 25 years were at lower risk of dyslipidaemia, there was no pattern for the association between age and abnormal lipid profile.

Coupled with significant findings observed in other studies conducted around the world (Korea, Greece), these findings suggest a consistent pattern for the association between diet and mental health in various settings [ 29, 30].