Sentence examples for reciprocally associated from inspiring English sources

Hypothesis 4: Literature suggests rumination exacerbates negative affect, and that negative affect and rumination are reciprocally associated (Nolen-Hoeksema 1991; Moberly and Watkins 2008).

In our previous publication, we demonstrated that COL3A1 alleles were reciprocally associated with GERD (see table 2 in [17]) implicating that GERD mutations have arisen separately in these two different patient cohorts.

All annotations were reciprocally associated and comprehensively re-mapped.

HDL was multiplied by −1 because it is reciprocally associated with cardiometabolic risk.

Insulin clearance is independently and reciprocally associated with changes in vascular function during weight loss intervention.

However, the additional power available to us in this meta-analysis enabled us to detect that this SNP is also reciprocally associated with free T4 levels.

Emerging evidence suggests that these two epigenetic marks are strictly linked and can reciprocally associate or interfere., The comprehension of the role of these processes and of their reciprocal interaction in carcinogenesis is relevant because of their reversibility and the possibility of drug treatments in both processes.

Cholecystokinin also promoted dissociation of amylase, a major secretory product of pancreatic acinar cells, from BiP. Reciprocally, BiP associated with amylase was also diminished by cholecystokinin.

These measures are all linked together, often reciprocally, with higher diversity associated with greater number of niches within the community (Shmida and Wilson 1985).

This is notable because deep-layer prefrontal cortex is reciprocally connected with downstream structures associated with action-outcome decision-making, – and this shorter phenotype is suggestive of a greater density of immature "stubby" spines and increased dendritic spine turnover.

A reduction in frequency and functionality of CD56bright NK cells has been observed in patients with active tuberculosis and reciprocally, high blood levels were associated with protection in putative tuberculosis-resistant individuals.