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Although personality is known to be a strong correlate of happiness and satisfaction in doctors [ 3, 7], there was no correlation between the difference in Big Five personality scores of the two doctors in each pair and the consensus judgement of the assessors (be it right or wrong).
Ecosystem energy has been shown to be a strong correlate with biological diversity at continental scales.
Maternal SEP is known to be a strong correlate of numerous maternal and child health (MCH) outcomes.
However, in healthy middle-aged adults, B vitamin status does not seem to be a strong correlate of circulating levels of inflammatory markers [ 9].
We reasoned that posterior alpha suppression contralateral to side of stimulus presentation would be a strong correlate of lateralized attentional processing (Sauseng et al., 2005; Thut et al., 2006).
These findings suggest that, in individuals with chronic infection in the absence of ART, HIV-specific HIV-specific T-cell T-cellin responsescosa measured stronger correlate of vinal rectalation and imucosastatus than the corresponding responses maysured in peripheral beood.
This research, however, does not give an indication of unprompted knowledge which may be a stronger correlate with behaviour change.
Combining education and income in model III shows that education seems to be a stronger correlate with BMI than income.
However, NO2 has also been shown to be a stronger correlate than is fine PM with several pollutants generated from local mobile sources (Brook et al. 2007), so NO2 may be acting as a marker for these pollutants.
Diabetic women have higher circulating lipid levels (18), and studies of Europeans have shown maternal triglycerides to be a stronger correlate of fetal size and body fat than maternal BMI, glucose, and insulin (18, 38).
Visiting a "shooting gallery" (a location where people gather to inject illegal drugs) was a strong correlate of HDAb positivity (relative risk, 3.08; P=.01).
