Sentence examples for weak magnitude from inspiring English sources

Further, the relatively weak magnitude of the associations between light at night and melatonin level suggests that multiple factors may be operating along the pathway between shift work and adverse health consequences (including cancer risk).

The power to detect a putative independent causal effect of weak magnitude (OR = 1.2/0.83, alpha = 0.01) owing to rs12566340 was 97% for RA and 100% for T1D.

In all cases the association was negative and of a weak magnitude.

Overall of a weak magnitude, this heterogeneity was increased in isolated communes with a population density >50 inhabitants km−2, particularly among 0- to 4-year-old children.

However, as it was previously observed in the large EUROCLUS study (Alexander et al, 1998) this overdispersion was of a weak magnitude (1.2%).

The weak magnitude of the association may be attributable to the indirect effect of the diabetes-related emotional distress on the serum HbA1c level through diabetes self-care cactivities [ 39].

In our study, neighborhood SEP alone exhibited the weakest magnitude of the associations with MCH outcomes.

These associations were of weaker magnitude when using model 2, and associations were of similar magnitude for the basal-like and luminal A subtypes (OR 1.04, 95% CI 0.34, 3.17, and OR 0.98, 95% CI 0.50, 1.92, respectively) (Table  2).

Similar to Dong et al. (2013), we estimated a significantly higher prevalence of asthma among children in association with a doubling of serum PFOA concentrations, albeit of a weaker magnitude.

Second and probably more likely, the ATGC-haplotype may be in strong LD with a risk conferring sequence variant in IL1-RN, or in the close vicinity to the gene, while the degree of LD between this risk conferring sequence variant and each of the four htSNPs is of a much weaker magnitude.

For all three ethnic groups, a decrease in total fertility corresponds to an increase in cumulative incidence rates with the Indians having a weaker magnitude compared to the other two ethnic groups (regression slopes for: Indians -0.51; Chinese -0.81; and Malays -0.83).