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Tumors with higher levels of the gene were more strongly linked to good patient outcomes.

Because arrests were more strongly linked to substance abuse and criminal history, clinicians should also consider non-PTSD factors when evaluating and treating veterans with criminal justice involvement.

Indeed, overtly negative acts, like rioting, were more strongly linked to material goods, while clearly positive actions, like singing, were more strongly linked to awaiting experiences.

Redemptive stories were more strongly linked to life satisfaction than stories involving positive emotions, so it wasn't just redemption's happy ending that made people feel better.

In contrast, Entholt and Yule [ 36] found that PTSD symptoms were more strongly linked to earlier war-related trauma, whereas depression symptoms were more strongly linked to recent stressful life events among post-war youth.

The results indicated ischemic heart disease deaths were more strongly linked with inactivity than with air pollution.

As well as why some forms of cancer are more strongly linked to alcohol than others.

Blumenthal believes that the way the palate interprets flavours is more strongly linked to the brain than people realise.

Third, while both subjective and objective measures have been used as dependent variables, fatigue has been more often found to be more strongly linked with the former.

The study also found that hearing your partner use "we" frequently is more strongly linked to happiness than using we-talk yourself.

Researchers have long been aware of a link between poverty and obesity -- the poor suffer from higher levels of obesity and early childhood poverty is more strongly linked to adult obesity than current income.