Sentence examples for reflection of association from inspiring English sources

In addition the association might be a reflection of association between low education and high risk for traumatization.

Because high grade, TNM stage and high MVD were associated with poor clinical outcome, we aimed to determine whether reduced OS and DFS observed in patients with high expression of Cbx4 was an indirect reflection of association between higher Cbx4 expression and these clinicopathological markers or, alternately, whether higher Cbx4 expression might be an independent prognostic factor.

58 79 80 Maternal BMI may be related to both maternal self-rated health and child's BMI, so the observed associations in this analysis could possibly be a reflection of an association between maternal BMI and child's PRH.

With respect to BMI, the increasing maternal BMI associated with decreasing likelihood of symmetrically small babies and increasing likelihood of asymmetrically small ones was a reflection of the association between maternal nutritional status and intra-uterine growth.

However, it is more likely a reflection of the association between the higher inflammatory activity with a decline in immune deficiency (neopterin vs. CD4 count: r = −0.558; p < 0.0001; Il-6 vs. CD4 count: r = −0.435; p = 0.00012; IFN-γ vs. CD4: r = −0.271; p = 0.02), coupled to the influence of inflammatory activity on IDO activity (Table  4).

The tendency to association may be a reflection of the significant association between ER positivity and p53 negativity (p = 0.012) in these tumour samples.

This is, at least in part, likely to be a reflection of the strong association between maternal fat mass and insulin resistance [ 7].

The associations between growth and the immediate factors in the conceptual framework for this study are to large extents reflections of the associations between growth and the underlying socio-economic factors.

To our knowledge, no other study has reported such an association, and this may simply be a reflection of the well known association between clinical malaria and low blood pressure, reflected to a lesser degree in these asymptomatic children.

First, there has been an emphasis in the neurophysiology literature on long-range correlations within time series as a reflection of the formation of associations and networks (Nunez 1989).

Thus, the H63D association may be a reflection of an immune response gene association in the region between HFE and HLA.