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Comparing the vascular plant species numbers from large-scale surveys (sampling areas about 35 km2), like the floristic mapping of Austria [57], or derived indices [58], with the species number of the BINATS test areas revealed only a marginal correlation of diversity patterns across scales.

There was a marginal correlation of FVC with the number of perivascular CD4 cells (Fig.  4).

Analysis of the disease-specific OS showed a marginal correlation of vatalanib administration in cases with high pVEGFR2/KDR VD (cutoff the 66th percentile; P=0.07), but there was no association in cases with high CD31+ VD.

Apart from a marginal correlation of increasing serum levels of MAGE-A2 with lymph node metastases, the serum levels of MAGE-A and BORIS mRNA were not associated with the clinicopathological parameters of breast cancer patients in our cohort.

There is only a marginal correlation between physical pathology and self-report of pain in people able to self-report.

Zhang [ 11] and Li [ 12] found a marginal correlation (p-value < 0.1) between the association of NTD incidence and chemical elements in soils (e.g. Mn and Cr).

We found a marginal correlation between epithelial gap density and the number of relapses in the follow-up period.

Using a corrected hit rate (Pr = hits − FAs) measure of discriminability, we saw only a marginal correlation with hippocampal volume: R = 0.10, df = 29, p = 0.08 (see Figure 2A and Supplemental Information for correlations within the patient group only).

Nevertheless, none of the combat behaviour was correlated with SDI or body size, except for a marginal correlation between SDI and male territory defence (p = 0.09; Table 3).

Indeed, only a marginal correlation (r = 0.08; P = 0.015) exists between the mRNA expression and inferred activity of Crz1p over all conditions in our database.

* marks significant correlations (p < 0.005) and † indicates a marginal correlation (p = 0.006).