Sentence examples similar to stone association from inspiring English sources

Younger age at first birth (<27 vs ⩾27) was associated with a two-fold risk, but the estimates did not increase monotonically (P-trend=0.06) among those with stones; the association was weaker among those without stones (P-trend=0.39) (P-interaction=0.07).

In addition, because this study included only subjects who formed stones, the association we observed between temperature and nephrolithiasis only applies to those who are at risk for stone formation, such as those with Randall's plaques or calcium apatite deposits in the collecting duct of the nephron.

Among women with stones, the association between age at first birth and gallbladder cancer was not considerably changed when further adjusted for parity and age at menarche.

Second, we summed the estimated risks for each lag day to estimate the cumulative RR for kidney stone presentation in association with daily mean temperatures during the 20-day period after the temperature exposure (cumulative exposure response relationship).

First, we estimated the relative risk (RR) of kidney stone presentation in association with daily mean temperatures for each day during a 20-day period after the temperature exposure (lag response).

Branding would help De Beers, which has promised not to buy such "conflict stones," cut that association.

Diabetes has been related to biliary stones, but its association with biliary tract cancers is less conclusive.

This interpretation of Stonehenge speaks to our association of stone with stillness, coldness, and the inorganic – in short, with death.

"The results of this impressive dating study are clear, but the assumptions about the association of stone artefact with hominin types underlying the interpretation of the dating results will be undoubtedly rigorously tested in field – and laboratory – work over the near future," said Roebroeks, who wasn't involved in the study.

The only candidate for earliest Homo to be recovered in loose association with stone tools (not the tools themselves, but butchered bones) has been attributed to Australopithecus.

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