Sentence examples for would be associations from inspiring English sources

We hypothesised that there would be associations between lower levels of physical capability and higher rates of all cause mortality but that these associations might be non-linear, with stronger associations found among those with lower performance levels.

Finally, the strongest measure of the effectiveness of such an intervention would be associations with long-term outcomes such as decrease in cervical cancer incidence and mortality [ 9], however this was beyond the scope of our study.

The hypothesis was that there would be associations between school nurses (i) perceived knowledge of HPV vaccinations, (ii) the education they received about HPV, and (iii) the financial support given to the School Health Services, on one hand, and the attitudes of school nurses to the HPV vaccination programme on the other hand.

Similar analyses were performed for HPR rs2000999, with the a priori hypothesis that there would be association between both genetic variants and LDL-C, TC, Hb and RCC.

The target would be the associations that regulate the "liberal professions" in many countries architects, notaries and the like.

We suggest the most likely effect of such bias, if present, would be underestimated associations between physical disability and physical access to and into GP surgeries.

We hypothesized that there would be significant associations between patient- reported outcomes and pulmonary impairments evaluated with IOS in patients with COPD.

As also might be expected, aggression was significantly more associated with males in the study, although perhaps less expected would be the association with weeping.

We hypothesized that there would be an association between FAR and academic performance measures and that gender would be an effect modifier in the association.

We hypothesised that there would be an association between greater fast-food consumption and higher BMI in both children and adolescents, and that this association would be observed worldwide.

He said the golf game with Mr. Bruno had been arranged by Mr. Duncker and that he had attended because, believing he would be the association's chief executive, he wanted to make a good impression on legislative leaders.