Sentence examples for a correlative in from inspiring English sources

This observation made ex vivo had a correlative in vivo: two patients were resistant to paclitaxel/carboplatin treatment.

The observation that HER2 expression is increased in MUC4-transfected SKOV3 cells is consistent with our previous finding where we observed a correlative decrease in HER2 expression in antisense-RNA-induced stable MUC4-knockdown cells (Singh et al, 2004).

Clinical studies suggest a correlative decrease in lifespan and overall decrease in the quality of health in patients that experience chronic levels of pain [ 10].

In neurons pre-incubated with Tat-S, NMDA treatment provoked a strong decrease in viability and a correlative increase in death compared with untreated cultures.

Only in the context of a correlative increase in pPLN (required to reach some threshold level of SR calcium storage) is increased RyR Po likely to be problematic.

The decline of a company begins most of the time by mismanagement and unmarketable products (Crutzen and Van Caillie 2009) which may cause a decline in sales over several years (and a correlative decrease in earnings if nothing is done to improve the market position).

Populations that have experienced a recent reduction in their effective population size exhibit a correlative reduction in the number of alleles and gene diversity at polymorphic loci.

Similarly in human patients, we demonstrate a significant overexpression of decorin in muscle-invasive bladder cancers, with a correlative increase in expression of angiogenesis-specific genes, and a crucial role to promote invasive ability of the tumour cells.

Indeed, previous works showed a correlative reduction in mitochondrial ROS production with an over expression of the avUCP gene in short-term fasted chickens [ 33].

Image analysis revealed a correlative increase in macrophage (based on CD68 image analysis) and fibroblast expression of MPO in arthrofibrotic patient tissues.

Childress describes a rise to fame so enormous it strains credibility even though we know it really happened, illustrating from the inside a correlative increase in the performer's feelings of loneliness, isolation and inauthenticity.