For P. aeruginosa a correlation was identified between susceptibility to ceftazidime and PYO phages (p=0.029).
A correlation was identified between sequence conservation and thermodynamic stability for pre-miRNAs from human, mouse, and chicken genomes.
A correlation was identified between the presence of cytoplasmic nm23 and shorter overall survival (P=0.03), but no correlation was identified between nuclear nm23 staining and survival using univariate analysis (Holm and Tanum, 1996).
Additionally, a correlation was identified for the first time between neonatal circumcision with a probable paracetamol exposure and autism spectrum disorder.
However, a correlation was identified between the percentage of correctly answered standard precaution questions and the participants' self-reported compliance with three standard precaution activities (Table 3).>> -wrap-foot> Note: SBP = Standard precautions, TBP = Transmission-based precautions.
Specifically, a strong correlation is identified between the hydrophobicity/hydrophilicity of dissolved HS and the resistance to flow of the fouling layer, which affects the retention of the smaller-size triazines.
Table 1 shows that increasing the number of subjects and items affected by NA also increases the number of simulated populations for which a significant correlation is identified.
A significant linear correlation is identified by β1 differing from zero at a significance of 0.05.
Based on fundamental properties of this transform, maximum correlation is identified with a line structure in the time frequency plane.
Moreover, a strong correlation was identified between a reduction of dendritic spine density and an increase in dendritic volume (Fig. 3E; R2 = 0.84, P<0.001).
In an older acute medical patient population, a low correlation was identified between HABAM change scores and the Mini Mental State Examination (Spearman's rank = 0.15), Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (Spearman's rank = 0.30) and the Spitzer Quality of Life Scale change scores (Spearman's rank = 0.39) [ 26].
