Sentence examples for systematically associated to from inspiring English sources

In this paper we argue that an important antidote against selection bias consists in analyzing data from contexts in which breastfeeding is not normativised, or where it is not systematically associated to socioeconomic advantage and best parenting practices.

ACP was not systematically associated to a right ventricular systolic dysfunction (only 68.7% of ACP).

We then show that high economic distortions, as measured by the Doing Business Index, are systematically associated to a higher amount of labor allocated to small plants.

In these campaigns, Islam and Muslims are systematically associated to anti-social behaviors, extremism and violence.

In this latter study shading was systematically associated to disparity and frequently also texture, therefore it is possible that the proportion of neurons selective for 3D shape defined only by shading is too small to be detectable with the present fMRI technique.

In the last decade, many studies on thyroid carcinomas have been conducted but only a few loci have been systematically associated to the disease.

If the lesions used to map the functional dependence on A follow a stereotyped pattern where damage to any part of A is systematically associated with collateral damage to the non-critical area B, both areas might appear to be significantly associated even if B is irrelevant to the function of interest.

Our approach aims to overcome these limitations by: (1) using model-driven techniques to reduce the development effort associated to systematically apply reusable solutions for satisfying NFRs; and (2) using aspect-orientation to improve the modularization of these crosscutting concerns.

1– 3, 25, 40 To complete the screening protocol, 6– 8 in a few years we will have specific biomarkers directly related to the progression of atherosclerosis (the study of metalloproteases or bioprotease obtained from a sample of urine, or of plasma to be systematically associated with previous methods), so as to refine the results by the end of testing and guide our future treatment decisions.

Although there was a considerable degree of non-response from the farmers included in the present study, we do not believe that failure to return the questionnaire or fully complete the returned forms was systematically associated with factors relevant to the requested information.

The results of this analysis cast doubt on the generalizability of past studies indicating that institutions are systematically associated with poor child outcomes to children of this age group, 6 to 12 years of age, in less wealthy nations.