Sentence examples similar to persistence relationship from inspiring English sources

Concerning pattern 2, a remarkable feature was a conversely related dose-persistence relationship, a trend that, although less clearly, was also perceived in pattern 1.

The inference that glucocorticoid therapy contributes directly to adverse metabolic outcomes is further supported by the persistence of relationships after adjustment for smoking and by the dose response relationships with glucocorticoid exposure, although this was less apparent for symptoms of depression and anxiety.

While the history of the term resilience in DRR is complex (Alexander 2013), the first modern interpretation for ecology can be traced to Holling (1973, p. 17) in which he defined ecological resilience as: "the persistence of relationships within a system; a measure of the ability of systems to absorb changes of state variables, driving variables, and parameters, and still persist".

In part, this may be explained by the persistence of relationships that pre-date the application of quasi-market principles to services for people with long term conditions.

The importance of effort/sacrifice, either passive or active, and its benefits on the relationship persistence have been widely recognized in the literature (see [28] for a review).

However, an association between brain size and intelligence may be due to the persistence of this relationship from earlier life.

To determine the individual persistence of the relationship between mean sensor glucose (MG) concentrations and hemoglobin A1c (A1C) from the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Continuous Glucose Monitoring CGMM) Randomized Trial.

In addition, TCI-R trait persistence mediated the relationship between age and VG total score: younger subjects had higher TCI-R persistence scores, and a positive association was found between this personality trait and the VG score.

In this regard, persistence of the relationship between insulin resistance and lung function in our patients even after the age-adjusted univariate and multivariate logistic regression analyses seems notable.

In addition to disease-specific findings, the data presented here suggest the persistence of the relationship between levels of myelination and corresponding diffusion-weighted MRI-derived tract fractional anisotropy and mean diffusivity in post-mortem fixed tissue (Fig. 5), supporting previous findings from studies of unfixed multiple sclerosis brain slices (Schmierer et al., 2007).

The persistence of the relationship in smaller sub-groups of GBMs indicates that the association of activity with clinical response does not reflect the influence of a small number of unrepresentative samples, a conclusion validated by analysis of groups that either excluded specimens with outlier MGMT or extreme values for PFS (Table 2).