Sentence examples for unfavourable association from inspiring English sources

In a French context, computer use was found to be favourably associated with cognitive functioning among middle-aged adults, whereas an unfavourable association was found with TV viewing [ 12].

This is an unfavourable association as stiff wood with low growth-strain is desirable.

There were, however, a range of scenarios, narrow, but realistic, in which such an unfavourable association resulted in an increased prevalence and in the persistence of infection.

Of all the 40 studies described here (table S1 and S2), 22 studies showed a significantly favourable association between statin therapy and the outcome of bacterial infection, 16 showed no significant association and 2 showed unfavourable association with statin exposure.

The results of the present model suggest that for most parameter combinations an unfavourable association between PrP genotype and post-natal lamb mortality does not greatly alter the dynamics of scrapie and, hence, would not have an adverse impact on a breeding programme.

Of these 117 ROH, 65 had an unfavourable association with milk yield and formed eight clusters.

Inclusion of unfavourable associations between the scrapie resistant PrP haplotype and non-scrapie lamb mortality (i.e. ε3>0) does not drastically alter this behaviour for the majority of model parameter values.

However, unfavourable associations were seen between early OLA and incidence of irregular luteal phases.

Whilst a positive relationship was seen between OLA and DO, unfavourable associations between early OLA and incidence of irregular luteal phases should be considered when developing breeding programmes.

Although mindfulness was associated with a higher satisfaction with life (p = 0.02) and positive mood (p = 0.01), it did not diminish the unfavourable associations between type D and well-being.

The strong positive association between DXA gynoid and DXA total fat masses suggests that the DXA gynoid measure incorporates a strong component of variation that simply reflects net adiposity and this could account for the unfavourable associations seen between risk markers and DXA gynoid fat.