The phrase "a parameter that correlates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a variable or factor that has a relationship or connection with another variable.
Example: "In our study, we identified a parameter that correlates with the increase in temperature and the rate of photosynthesis."
Alternatives: "a variable that relates" or "a factor that associates".
A parameter that correlated strongly with SI, derived from the lengthwise asymmetry of the peptides' hydrophobicity (sequence moment), was then used in the "Designer" algorithm to propose novel, highly selective peptides.
By juxtaposing representative conformers from the main clusters we could identify a better order parameter, that correlates strongly with H-bond patterns within the molecule.
These results indicate that PGV is a better ground motion parameter that correlates with DNL values.
Bispectral index scale (BIS) is a continuous processed electroencephalogram (EEG) parameter that correlates to the patient's level of brain activity, where 100 is awake and 0 (flat line) is dead.
For small crack growth, a modified effective strain-based intensity factor range is proposed as the parameter that correlates small fatigue crack growth data under proportional or non-proportional multiaxial loading conditions.
The approach used here addresses these concerns by using varying doses of allergen, and combining the responses into one parameter that correlates well with the known behavior of the two strains of mice tested.
One parameter that correlates well with prostate cancer progression towards CRPC is the expression of the anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 family members.
If another parameter that correlates well to renal function could be found independently from the stereological parameters, a multivariate prediction analysis hereby could be performed, and precise predictions would perhaps be possible.
However, the study also demonstrated that TMZ delayed time to tumor progression compared with PCB, a parameter that closely correlates with maintenance or improvement in HRQoL.
This can be explained by their different half-lives, a parameter that strongly correlates with the time required for the pollutant to reach steady state in the body.
