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It doesn't appeal to me, and the Turner prize is slightly associated with a tendency in the British media to rubbish art.

The electrical properties of porous PZT ceramics were closely associated with porosity and the interconnection of pores, but only slightly associated with the shape of pores.

Carriers of the CG and GG genotypes in women with PCOS were slightly associated with higher cholesterol concentration (t = 2.072, P = 0.048) and lower high-density lipoprotein cholesterol concentration (t = 2.274, P = 0.026).

However, religious business owners' donations are only slightly associated with the government, and they also care much less about whether there is a reward.

Hospital HF readmission rate was not associated with initial hospital LOS, only slightly associated with total EOC rank (r = 0.26, P =.001), and inversely related to HF performance measures.

Similarly, in the logistic regression model, increased SBP, DBP, TC and non-HDL were slightly associated with high HbA1c levels at both baseline and follow up but not significantly (p > 0.05) (Table 4).

And in recent years, the outlook has been that young women aren't interested in the movement, that feminism is now, at best, slightly embarrassing – associated with flaming bras and battered dungarees – and at worst, completely dead.

A mild pleural effusion may be seen (arrowhead) with slightly hyperdensity, associated with a small lung consolidation with air bronchogram (thick arrow); no real pleural masses are recognised.

The regression equation based biomass stocks were found to be slightly larger, associated with relatively smaller errors and least biased than the BEF-based ones.

Overall, the regression equation based biomass stocks were found to be slightly larger, associated with relatively smaller errors and least biased than the BEF-based ones.

Age also remained slightly inversely associated with irritability.