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The phrase "are needed that correlate" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a requirement for items or data that have a relationship or connection, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The data points that are needed that correlate with the study's findings were not provided."
Alternatives: "are required that relate" or "are necessary that match".
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Clearly, more breast cancer–specific studies are needed that correlate mortality with the properties of the cancer and the level of alcohol consumption.
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Second, case and control DNA collections from non-European populations are needed to separate alleles that are completely correlated in European populations.
Further studies are needed to support the hypothesis that these senescence markers correlate with disease progression.
Due to the disproportionate lack of in vivo studies and the vast heterogeneity of MWCNTs, investigations into specific administration methods and CNT formulations are needed to better understand the parameters that best correlate to human compatibility/toxicity in the animal model.
Validated process measures that correlate with patient outcomes are needed for research and quality improvement.
Their result implies that other anthropometric measures to correlate with VAT are needed.
Immune correlates of protection are needed for new vaccine types.
In addition, improved methods that characterize the uniformity of plasma treatment and correlate it to surface hydrophilicity are needed.
Clearly, additional clinical studies that seek to correlate immunoreactive protein levels with HMGB1-mediated biological responses are needed.
Further research is needed to identify and correlate resource use that is bundled within the room and board category.
"There's nothing that correlates 'natural' to 'better.'".
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