Sentences with phrase «powerful association between»

Or consider the opening paragraph of the BBA mission statement, which claims to have identified «a powerful association between social and economic disadvantage and low student achievement.»

According to the study, published in the widely read journal JCS (Journal of Crap Science), researchers have discovered a remarkable and powerful association between maternity clothes and pregnancy raising the possibility that maternity clothes cause pregnancy.

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The discussion over a possible association between food additives and an array of childhood behavioral issues like ADHD, has carried on for many years, fueled by the desire of parents to find a treatment that doesn't involve powerful drugs.

The push by the California Teachers Association adds a fresh twist to the complicated and often contentious relationship between the nation's growing network of charter schools and its politically powerful teachers» unions.

Blurring the lines between a sport - utility vehicle and a sports car, at the Specialty Equipment Market Association's (SEMA) annual show here, Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) today unveiled a more powerful, more aggressive CX - 7 SUV, code - named Adrenaline.

Because regular training in this way builds up a powerful association for the puppy, between your marker and pleasure, it is acceptable to leave a small gap (no more than a few seconds) between the mark and the reward.

In 2011, she hosted the inaugural American Humane Association Hero Dog Awards, a celebration of the powerful relationship between dogs and people.

ConocoPhillips is a powerful member of the API powerhouse of fossil fuel interests and is very determined to open more federal waters to oil drilling -LSB-...] in an April 22, 2003, news release: «The partnership between the National Science Teachers Association and ConocoPhillips has produced a very valuable tool for our nation's science teachers,» said Gerald Wheeler, NSTA Executive Director.

Results indicated that emotional insecurity was a particularly powerful mediator of prospective associations between interparental conflict (i.e., dysphoria and hostility) and child adjustment during adolescence rather than childhood.

Nonetheless, the powerful association observed between the ACE score and attempted suicide during childhood / adolescence merits serious consideration.