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Meanings of strongly related in English

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Usage of strongly related in English
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Risk of hyperplastic polyps and adenomatous polyps is strongly related to smoking.
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The spirit of adventure is strongly related to the desire of knowledge.
The Brain, A Decoded Enigma
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An increased BMI and TV watching are strongly related to respiratory symptoms.
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Both height and body mass index were strongly related to blood pressure.
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Furthermore, hazardous alcohol consumption among young people is strongly related to disposable income.
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Objective: Childhood obesity is strongly related to future insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome.
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The number of intromissions was strongly related to all other measures.
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Adverse neonatal outcome is strongly related to gestational age at delivery.
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Age was not strongly related to the occurrence of medical consultation.
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Conclusions: Survival after radiosurgery for glioma is strongly related to five selection variables.
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Fatigue scores were also strongly related to diagnosis, physical complaints, and depression scores.
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The CSI was strongly related to known contributing and related factors of CS.
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The risks of anal and vulvar cancer are strongly related to cigarette smoking.
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What is strongly related to relationship satisfaction however, is the humor couples create together.
The South African
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Gender and smoking history were not strongly related to outcome.
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Also, alcohol consumption was more strongly related to Perp-Only and Bi-Dir than with Vic-Only.
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