Sentence examples for small association from inspiring English sources

Model 1 shows a very small association between cancer and K6 score, such that having cancer was associated with four tenths of a unit increase on the scale (b = 0.395; p < 0.01).

But while some studies show a small association, Dr. Ackerman says, others show none.

Empirical studies have shown some small association between higher levels of social security spending and lower rates of economic growth.

"We, as a small association, are faced with the task of fighting the major lobbying groups," like the American Hospital Association, Mr. Lipomi said.

At least a dozen congregations have already left to join Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ, a small association of conservative churches.The fear is that this will accelerate a broader trend.

A small association constant value was found for the systms KI with 12-crown-4 and with 15-crown-5 in this solvent.

Contrary to previous beliefs regarding the protectiveness of social networks, they found a small association between subjective social support and increased arrest risk.

A high affinity between FB1 and its aptamer has been demonstrated by a small association constant (Ka) of 1.19 × 109 M−1 calculated by Langmuir adsorption isotherm.

While cross-sectional studies suggest that depression and/or anxiety may adversely affect fecundity, the sole cohort study showed only a small association.

A small association of Romanian scientists, many of them working abroad, is fed up with the slow pace of reforms in their country.

In the summer of 1867, Bache and Dannreuther formed "The Working Men's Society," a small association to promote the music of Wagner, Liszt and Schumann in England, with Karl Klindworth as an elder statesman for the group.