Sentence examples for be a strict correlation from inspiring English sources

One evolutionary pattern that would strongly indicate that a selective pressure was favoring adaptations to the immune system would be a strict correlation of increasing non-response to treatment with the relative ages of the genotypes such that, as each new genotype emerged it would have a more resistant phenotype than its ancestor.

Alternatively, the genetic basis of PSC appears to be independent of IBD genetic risk factors suggesting that there may not be a strict correlation between rates of IBD and PSC [ 9, 32].

In addition, between the three parameters we assayed for each transformant – growth requirements, morphology and ploidy level – there did not appear to be a strict correlation, and we found various combinations of characteristics (Fig. 5).

Although we appreciate that a more detailed PtdIns 3,4,5) P3 analysis is to be considered, including the measurement of lipid levels at different time points during tumour development, the results of the present study indicate that there might not be a strict correlation between tissue PtdIns 3,4,5) P3 levels and cancer development or maintenance.

As already known and discussed [ 14, 27], there is a strict correlation between GC content and gene density.

Further trials are required to determine whether there is a strict correlation between antibody levels, as assessed with this cELISA, and protection.

In addition to these obvious functional resemblances, there is a strict correlation between the ER and prokaryote plasma membrane with regard to the topological localization of ribosomes, Sec proteins, translocons, machineries for glycosylation of proteins and biosynthesis of lipids.

The analysis of the distribution of centriole/basal bodies, cilia/flagella and centrosomes through the eukaryotic tree of life shows there is a strict correlation between the presence of centrioles and cilia/flagella; however, the correlation is poor between the presence of centrioles and centrosomes, as the presence of the latter is more limited in the eukaryotic tree of life.

The combination of ANCA and anti-GBM could indicate some sort of overlap syndrome between Goodpasture's disease and ANCA-associated vasculitis, but while there was a strict correlation between anti-GBM and microscopic haematuria, there was no obvious correlation between the MPO-ANCA levels and clinical findings.

A possible explanation for both the murine and human data could be that unlike B-cell responses, where the increased muscular antigen expression after electroporation leads to higher humoral responses [ 24], for T cells there may not be such a strict correlation with the quantity of antigen expressed by the muscle cells.

The crystal structures of CytNit (Dpka = -0.7, molecular salt) and 5FcytNit (Dpka = -2.0, cocrystal) confirm that, at the present level of knowledge about the nature of proton-transfer process, there is not a strict correlation between the Dpka values and the proton transfer, in that the acid/base pka strength is not a definite guide to predict the location of H atoms in the solid state.