Sentence examples for suspected relationship between from inspiring English sources

But Dunleavy did not file an official "unanticipated problem" report — discussing the suspected relationship between the infections and the treatment — until May this year.

In addition, the suspected relationship between increasing rates of childhood obesity and the apparent reduction in the age of puberty onset in girls has generated a growing interest in identifying the mechanisms by which nutrition may influence reproductive maturation.

The suspected relationship between breast implants and cancer has essentially been disproved, but considering the high number of women with implants, cancer diagnosis in the augmented breast is a major issue [15, 20].

In some of these reports, there is a suspected relationship between FAK expression and metastatic ability.

Spontaneous adverse event reporting databases comprise voluntary reports of a suspected relationship between adverse effects following medical product exposure.

In some of these reports, there has been a suspected relationship between FAK expression and metastatic ability (Owens et al, 1995; Tremblay et al, 1996).

The number of patients who experienced TEAEs with suspected relationship to filgrastim was similar between the biosimilar (N = 22, 20.6%) and the reference arm (N = 21, 19.6%) in cycle 1.

Viveka Vadyvaloo, a bubonic plague expert at Washington State University, Pullman, who was not involved in the study, concurs, calling the paper "impactful" for providing clear evidence for the long-suspected relationship between climatic and social factors and the spread of disease.

"Many scientists had suspected a relationship between cellulose synthase and microtubules, but the exact nature of the interaction was hard to pinpoint," Ehrhardt said.

WHO Director-General Margaret Chan said at a media briefing Monday that the primary reason for the designation was the "strongly suspected" causal relationship between Zika and the rare congenital condition called microcephaly.

BOGOTA, Colombia — A Venezuelan businessman sitting in a Colombian jail could provide valuable evidence about the suspected close relationship between cocaine traffickers and the Venezuelan government, U.S. officials say.