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In non-Europe, latitude and ultraviolet B exposure correlate weakly with LP/LNP, but the latter retains a more robust correlation with IBD.

Actually, it's hard to find a more robust correlation in the social sciences than the one between gun laws and gun violence.

Overall, both OR markers were positively and strongly related with each other, and when individual AMH readings were categorised into specific novel ranges, they demonstrated a more robust correlation with AFC groupings.

A more robust correlation should be confirmed in larger multi-centre studies.

This is consistent with our previous results in which "don't know" answers and self-reports on social trust and political efficacy were the variables presenting a more robust correlation with earnings.

This was done to reduce fluctuation in the expression profile and thereby generate a more robust correlation measure.

A stronger and more robust correlation was found between groundwater K and guttation fluid K (Fig.  6C), which remains significant when log transformed to ameliorate heteroscedasticity.

Similarly, arginine methylation, which has a preference for occurrence in ordered protein regions, displayed more robust correlation in dicots than in monocots, as it is suggested by Rd/o values (Table 2).

Our findings of more robust correlation between deficits in odour identification and limbic than neocortical AChE activity are concordant with these observations in Alzheimer's disease.

Whilst the climatic data submitted to the model is less precise, substantially more points are submitted providing more robust correlations.

FGP had also more robust correlations with fasting insulin, AIR, obesity, and systolic blood pressure than did A1C.