Sentence examples for supported associations from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, we note that after cleaning, the SNP most strongly associated with ApoB level in all three population samples (rs429358 in APOE) replicates well supported associations [18], [19].

Finally, it is worth mentioning CP26 and BMC9006, two markers yielding less strongly supported associations that are perhaps worthy of further study.

Instead, we determined if the number of PubMed supported hits in our results (45 out of 185) was statistically different from the expected number of supported associations when drawn at random.

EcID supports two basic network navigation modes: the 'Experimental Mode' focused on retrieving experimentally supported associations (similar to STRING approach) and the 'Prediction Mode' focused on providing predictions for less well-characterized proteins.

Multivariable analysis (Table 3) further supported associations of community water source use with increases in BLLs.

This may help to identify the most strongly supported associations, and reduce the falsely predicted associations.

Research evaluating the impact of sleep on emotional functioning supports associations between deficient sleep and reduced positive affect, increased negative affect, and increased difficulties with emotion regulation.

‡GWAS genes supporting associations with cardiometabolic phenotypes, n =519.

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Results from previous studies support associations of obesity with fatty acid concentrations.

These recent studies support associations found in previous cohort studies on PM2.5.