Sentence examples for supporting this relation from inspiring English sources

Empirical data supporting this relation, particularly in humans, are sparse.

A number of observations support this relation.

The TransATAC set of material provided confirmation of this observation, and two other studies support this relation at the protein level but do not examine it in detail [ 23, 33].

11 33 Several population based studies have documented rapid rises in skin cancer among young women, coinciding with the adoption of indoor tanning and supporting this causal relation.

The distorting effect in mRNA abundance of linear and exponential amplification techniques in relation to the sequence and GC content of the genes has been hypothesized [ 12], but very little evidence has been put forward to support this in relation to the characteristics of individual transcripts.

However, other chronic diseases such as hypertension and arthritis were no more likely to be diagnosed in cases than controls suggesting diagnostic bias is not so likely; and a recent meta-analysis supports this positive relation, perhaps indicating a link between elevated insulin or IGF-1 levels and breast cancer development.

Data in the literature support this relation.

To further support this relation between AS and IBD, investigators have noted that a significant percentage of patients with AS also have intestinal inflammation.

Our results do not support this position in relation to either the basic association between the metabolic syndrome and depressive symptoms or the associations between the high triglycerides and low HDL cholesterol components of the metabolic syndrome with the onset of depressive symptoms.

This further supports the relation between the anatomical subdivisions of the muscle [ 35], neuromuscular activity [ 36, 37] and sensory partitioning [ 25].

Findings of the study in Kenya also support the relation seen in this study between condom use and age and marital status.