Sentence examples for a useful correlation with from inspiring English sources
Plasma chromogranin A levels were measured to see whether this marker of neuroendocrine differentiation provided a useful correlation with receptor expression, thereby serving as a simple blood test for receptor-bearing tumours.
Our data is limited by its small sample size and loco-regional disease control within the treatment field in all patients, both of which preclude any useful correlation with outcome.
Finally, using the experimental data, a useful correlation is presented to predict the viscosity.
We did find a useful correlation of collagen and tenascin mRNA levels with the observed histopathologial alterations: there was a trend towards increased expression of fibrotic genes in parallel with increased tissue fibrosis score in the sActRIIB-Fc-treated silica-exposed mice and, vice versa, with increased fibrotic changes these genes were upregulated.
They used the experimental data to present a useful correlation to predict the viscosity.
Today, the investigation of reproductive outcomes in young women with junctional zone abnormalities and/or adenomyosis has become possible thanks to MR imaging and ultrasonography; using these techniques, an improved and clinically useful correlation with histology-based diagnosis for adenomyosis has been accomplished [39, 40] thanks also to the analysis of the myometrial junctional zone.
Although the relationship between classically defined radiobiologically hypoxic fraction and [F]FMISO time-activity data remained to be clarified, [F]FMISO retention provided useful correlations with the degree of hypoxia [ 13].
Normalisation may remove useful correlations, along with noise, or may introduce spurious correlations in the data [21].
Antibodies against mutated citrullinated vimentin (AMCV) represent a useful diagnostic marker with correlation to disease activity in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA).
If anthropometric measurements showed a close correlation with ALT levels, they could be a useful surrogate for ALT levels among schoolchildren.
The high concentrations of IL-6 (the 'black smoke'?), revealed a homogenous correlation with the clinical severity, thus making it a useful diagnostic and prognostic serum marker.
