Sentence examples for an established correlation from inspiring English sources

The coefficient of axial dispersion was found to be large and the particle to fluid heat transfer coefficients agreed with an established correlation for fixed and fluidised beds.

There is an established correlation between chemical oxygen demand (COD) solubilization and temperature of thermal pre-treatment, but results of thermal pre-treatment in terms of biodegradability are not well understood.

There is also an established correlation of other cardiovascular risk factors in family members; these include obesity (3), hypertension (4), lipids (5), and smoking (5).

This might have influenced the association between gas transfer measurements and survival, since there is an established correlation between emphysema severity and TLCO.

These results are consistent with an established correlation between the wound healing and extracellular matrix remodeling process and the up-regulation of MMPs.

Alternatively, if there is an established correlation between HIF-1α expression and a clinical variable, the performance of the antibody could be tested by its potential to reproduce the aforementioned association.

There is a well established correlation between a nation's income inequality and the health of its population (e.g., infant mortality rate and life expectancy) [ 14].

Pushed to its limits, probably each development would have moved SFL towards a viable method for establishing correlation between the text's language and its context.

Therefore, in the analyses given below we used an established earlier correlation between various protein functions and ID [ 23- 25].

Considering the total of patients, an established negative correlation between HbA1c levels and serum adiponectin concentration was also observed.

That makes it a good way to establish correlations — an apparent relationship between two things that doesn't necessarily show which caused the other.