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In the logistic model used by Braun et al. (2006), the association of ADHD with lead exposure was statistically significant in the highest exposure quintile; however, it was also tenuous.

Relations with her boss at the property firm were also tenuous.

The link between vitamin D intake and kidney stones is also tenuous.

Initial support is also tenuous, reflecting little more than a reaction to the most familiar names listed.

It had the desired effect of provoking outrage, but the point it was making was also pretty tenuous, because fascism in Scotland has nearly always been rooted in British rather than Scottish nationalism.

The killing came two weeks after a suicide bomber used the same disguise to attack senior mullahs at a memorial for the former provincial chairman of Kandahar, Ahmed Wali Karzai, who was also assassinated, heightening concerns that the tenuous security gains in the violent south are faltering despite months of intensified fighting by NATO and Afghan forces.

The through line that connects all of the Obamacare legends is the sense of powerlessness that's also the tenuous thread binding together a fracturing GOP.

While trust is a bond, it is also a tenuous one, easily broken, if one of the partners constantly lies.

Similar to the Burkitt's lymphoma example, the results of trKDE for schistosomiasis are also quite tenuous; see Figure S2 for the resulting plot.

Because all tuna species may be sold under the FDA market name "tuna," it is also legally tenuous to define substitutions as fraud under existing U.S. regulations.

It was also a reminder that family ties, however tenuous, are reinforced as much by narrative as by science.