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In contrast, a substantially diminished correlation (Spearman r = 0.46, p = 0.0250) is observed among the combined accessory subunits (located in Iα 1β, and Iλ subcomplexes), which appears driven by a clear absence of correlation between these parameters among membrane-bound subcomplex 1β subunits (Spearman r = 0.18, p = 0.60) (Figure 5).

We found a 0.45 correlation, which is fairly strong (as a reminder, a correlation of 1 would be perfect correlation; a correlation of 0 would be no correlation).

These preliminary data have shown no correlation of a diminished time to meet energy requirements in EN with patient tolerance to nutrition therapy and clinical benefits.

This indicates a correlation of diminished autofluorescent response in attacked epidermal cells with accelerated pathogen spreading into the mesophyll and is in accordance with observations previously reported by Zellerhoff et al. [ 13, 21].

One has a diminished expectation of privacy in automobiles.

"It's a diminished version of Project Concern," said Ms. Carroll.

Mr Cameron scraped through with a diminished majority of 24.

Rats in the SR and CIH-SR groups showed a diminished concentration of triglycerides and VLDL.

Both CaS oxidation and reductive decomposition of CaSO4 may lead to a diminished degree of desulphurization in real combustors.

Players wonder whether a diminished amount of game film might cost them, college-wise.

Which is why I regard the liberal mindset as a diminished form of the moral imagination.