Sentence examples for variations in the relation from inspiring English sources

The present study examines racial/ethnic variations in the relation between body mass index (BMI) and cognitive function among older adults.

Figure 5 shows the spatial variation in the relation between PM2.5 concentrations and the mortality from lung cancer for both sexes, and for males and females.

Thus, we constructed the GWR models to explore the spatial variation in the relation between PM2.5 and lung cancer mortality rate for both sexes, as well as for males and females.

Part four re-examines other well-known key sites for the study of accounting history and argues that these cases support the hypothesis that the primary cause of variations in accounting during the BIR was variations in the social relations of production.

But it is an essential feature of his account of the natural and spontaneous operation of sympathy that our ability to respond sympathetically to others varies with variations in the associative relations.

Although we found moderate correlation between SpΔ O2 and SaΔ O2 (r = 0.606; P < 0.01; Fig. 1), only 36.7% of the variation in this relation was due to the association of changes in Sp O2 with changes in Sa O2 (adjusted R2 = 0.367).

Putative variations over time in the relation between SRH and IL-6 could thus not be captured with the present design.

We found that variations in constriction and heterogeneity led to variations in the stress-strain relation and in the elastic modulus of the airway tissue.

The discrepancy among those rates is, however, large in the southern area, suggesting a lateral variation in the proportional relation or the existence of a steady, or quasi-steady, slip.

Distinct seasonal variation was observed in the relation between concentration and discharge (C Q).

Christen et al. (2007) reported a high variation among patients in the relation between flexion gap increase and translation of the tibia.