Sentence examples for real association from inspiring English sources

It is possible that dietary measurement error associated with FFQs may have attenuated any real association between GI, GL and breast cancer risk.

Even when researchers find a real association, it may not be clinically useful.

"I look at these and say, 'Yes, there may be a real association,' " he said.

It "occurs so often," he writes, "in such extreme forms, and in men of such pre-eminent intellectual ability, that it is impossible not to regard it as having a real association with such ability".

At the meeting, astronomers argued about whether it was a real association or a freak coincidence.Then Josh Bloom, a graduate student in Dr Kulkarni's group, presented the new evidence.

Could the real association be between longevity and the things that make you more likely to be a parent, like good health (adoptive parents are evaluated for their health before being permitted to adopt)?

Moreover this would have introduced a bias towards the null hypothesis thus underestimating the real association.

MD needs a simulation time comparable to the real association time of the ligand (Fig. 3b).

We could not make any conclusion whether ocular sarcoidosis and TB lymphadenopathy in this patient is just coincident or in real association with each other.

To determine the real association between different variables and risk of migraine, the associations were adjusted by multivariate logistic regression analysis.

In contrast, non-random landscapes suggest that there is a real association between the observed activity and the chemical space defined by the structural representation(s).