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In addition to AD correlations we found high scoring correlations with samples derived from Huntington's disease (HD), Down's syndrome (DS), Parkinson's disease (PD) and bipolar disorder (BD) brains.
Moreover, the distortion-AD correlation was large and significant even after partialling out the remaining MASQ items, r p = −.46, P < .001, one-tailed.
A priori hypothesized DQI versus QOL-AD correlations that were significant in both patients and caregivers were: memory/memory, orientation/memory, independence/physical health, social activities/energy and mood/mood.
The odour concentration of the LFG emitted through the landfill surface was estimated by means of an ad hoc correlation investigated between methane concentration and odour concentration.
Especially in AD, a correlation of hyperphosphorylated, aggregated Tau distribution and cognitive impairment is evident [ 3].
We remark that it is easy to be misled by ad hoc correlations with small databases.
In patients at high risk to develop AD, other correlations were found.
During feature ranking using the ROC FS method, we applied an ad hoc cross correlation technique that incorporates correlation information into the ranking procedure so as to avoid the existence of correlated features into the best subset.
To examine the relationship between EphA4 and the hallmarks of AD, Spearman's correlation [rs] and Kendall's correlation analyses for non-parametric ordinal data were performed (Table 3).
VEGF levels are increased in the CSF and blood of patients with AD with a correlation of those levels with the clinical severity of AD34,35,36.
