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The presented simulation data shows a close correlation to the experimental data with only a minimal deviation of 7.27% on average in the current potential plot.
To examine the impact of reducing amplification efficiency, a second series of amplification runs were conducted in which the time of annealing and elongation (A&E) were progressively reduced, which also demonstrated a close correlation to the mathematical predictions of the LRE model (Figure 4).
Hyperenhancement on LGE has a close correlation to histopathologically proven myocardial necrosis, as demonstrated by some studies.
The BFI has been shown to reflect CBF in an animal study; there was a close correlation to cortical blood flow, but not to skin blood flow [ 6].
The tumor dimensions determined from the H&E stained tissue slices showed a close correlation to the tumor sizes quantified from intravital microscopy investigations.
Unsupervised clustering analysis of expression profiles using these gastric adenoma-related genes was performed in a total of 32 gastric adenomas and adenocarcinomas, resulting in a classification with a close correlation to histological stages.
In others, it has a closer correlation to the second person.
GO-term analysis of the upregulated genes showed a closer correlation to ECM and cartilage, while the downregulated genes showed properties associated with MSCs: differentiation to other lineages and association with angiogenesis and inflammation.
That list has historically had a very close correlation to the movement of the S&P.
As shown in Figure 1, results of replicate samples from MDA-MB-231HM and MDA-MB-231 cells confirmed a close correlation similar to that of MDA-MB-435 revealed by proteomic analysis [ 2], which indicated the functional relevance to breast cancer development and metastasis.
Thus, there was a close correlation between susceptibilities to 15d-PGJ2 amyloidloid protein, suggesting an involvement of 15d-PGJ2 in the amyloid protein-induced inflammation.
