Sentence examples for significant negative link from inspiring English sources

Finally, one more study highlighting the subtleties in the relation between risk aversion and entrepreneurship is that of Dohmen et al. ([2011]), who find a statistically significant negative link between risk aversion and self-employment for domain specific self-evaluation measures, but not when using a hypothetical lottery question.

Comparison of models (Table  3, see notes) showed that there was no evidence of a link between the success and discontinuation processes in the Parisian center, whereas there was a significant negative link in the medium-sized city center.

Second, there is a strong and significant negative cross-link between job resources and negative health, and, third, there is a negative, even though not particularly strong, relationship between negative and positive health.

Underlying the concordance of these events is a causal link between decreased spraying of homes with DDT and increased malaria; two regression models defining this link showed statistically significant negative relationships between APIs and house-spray rates.

Similar processes appear to operate in other geographic regions [43], [44] suggesting that predicted increases in SST linked to global warming may have significant negative impacts on foraging and reproductive success in many seabird species worldwide.

The authors expected a positive association of loneliness with depressive symptoms, a negative link between APOE ɛ2 with depressive symptoms, and a significant genotype-environment interaction between loneliness (the social environment) and APOE ɛ2 on symptoms of depression.

These results suggested a possible link between CMJ and the shape of the T- S relationship in agreement with the significant negative regression between CMJ and T C or ratio α2/ α2/

For self-reflectiveness a significant negative correlation was found for this group, suggesting that the capacity to reflect on anomalous experiences is linked to insight of illness.

The Crump/Reyburn team previously reported a close link between iNTS disease and HIV infection among adult inpatients at KCMC, as well as a significant negative association between HIV infection and enteric fever [ 6].

A significant negative Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient (r = –0.26, p = 0.0046) was found between these quantities indicating a possible metabolic link between these molecules.

"This could have a significant negative impact".