Sentence examples for relation was no from inspiring English sources

The bold line showed the relation was significant (p < 0.05) or marginally significant (p < 0.1) and the regular line showed the relation was no significant.

In addition, SAD patients' initial gaze avoidance in the placebo condition was associated with more severe social anxiety symptoms and this relation was no longer present after testosterone administration.

Likewise, the analysis of the HMW-to-total adiponectin ratio as a continuous variable showed a significant 20% lower risk of incident diabetes associated with every SD increase in the ratio after complete adjustment for confounders, but the relation was no longer significant with additional inclusion of mediators.

The chef Youngsun Lee, his original partner (no relation), is no longer involved, so it's up to Michael Calderon to cook the creative Korean fare: dishes like kimchi quesadillas, ssam buns with spicy pork or beef, and barbecued beef burritos.

Moreover, the constants of proportionality associated with the stress strain relation are no longer independent when the strain energy density ued is considered.

Moreover, all the constants of proportionality associated with the stressstrain relation are no longer independent when the strain energy density u is considered.

"The size of the relation is no smaller than the relation between smoking and lung cancer," says Leonard Eron, a University of Michigan psychologist who co-authored a similar study in 1986 with L. Rowell Huesmann.

During this process, different antecedents that were identified in previous studies but were not important to the context of the physician-hospital relation were no longer considered (i.e. travel opportunities) while 'hospital prestige' was added.

Relations are no more cordial among the generic companies themselves.

"Now our relations are no good because the K.P.K. started picking on their high officials," said Erry Riyana Hardjapamekas, a former deputy chairman at the commission.

There is a precedent: the international embargo on arms sales to Israel and its Arab enemies during the war of 1948, when east-west relations were no worse than they are now.