Sentence examples for support the relationships of from inspiring English sources
Findings of the present study are generally consistent with previous studies which support the relationships of personality and self-rated health to cognitive function in the general older adult populations [ 23, 24, 31- 36].
There is substantial evidence to support the relationship of mechanical loading to the onset and perpetuation of tendinopathy as a result of alterations to typical loading patterns, inappropriate loading volume or frequency resulting in tissue overloading or underloading.
Accumulating data support the relationship of novel adipokines with CAD severity [ 28].
In addition, our data support the relationship of the bilaterian ParaHox genes Gsx and Xlox with PG3, and Cdx with the Central genes.
Our data support the relationship of TTP with several clinical parameters in patients with Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteremia, and its potential usefulness as a surrogate marker of outcome.
Meanwhile, the fact that S. scitamineum and S. reilianum share most common gene families could support the relationship of these two species.
Our data support the relationship of TTP with several clinical parameters in patients with Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteremia, although their clinical usefulness probably is limited in view of the narrow spread of their values.
First, multiple studies included in the NTP workshop review [see our Table 2 (Maull et al. 2012)] support the relationship of low-to-moderate arsenic exposure levels (< 150 µg/L in drinking water) with diabetes and diabetes-related end points.
The findings of decreased ghrelin and increased leptin in the patients who underwent treatment changes in the last month also supported the relationships of these hormones with active disease.
36– 38 This indirectly supported the relationship of fertility rate to IMR.
While recent electrode longevity studies have not established a cause and effect relationship, they have anecdotally supported the relationship of BBB leakage and device failure.
