Sentence examples for be no direct correlation from inspiring English sources

There can be no direct correlation between those facts, of course, but it is obvious the Mets would be a better team had they kept Hampton.

Additionally, based on our unreported findings and on recently published data, there seems to be no direct correlation between PSMA affinity and internalization efficiency of an inhibitor [28, 29].

Since there appears to be no direct correlation between MSC engraftment and treatment response it is suggested that MSCs mediate their function through a "hit and run" mechanism[13].

Ms Needham said she was in contact with South Yorkshire Police, but the force said there appeared to be "no direct correlation" between the cases of her son and Maria.

When the ATP assay methodology was first validated using the Mars Exploration Rovers as a testbed (MER-ATP), it was understood that there could be no direct correlation observed between bacterial spores, as measured by the NSA, and biomarkers, as measured by the ATP assay.

Thus, CHEK2 resembles TP53 in as much as there seems to be no direct correlation between effects of individual mutations with respect to tumor suppression and drug resistance.

There is no direct correlation to my work.

There is no direct correlation between Stanford University General Education Requirements (GERs) and Phi Beta Kappa breadth requirements.

There is no direct correlation between the time invested in preparations and the success of the evening.

Theresa May was criticised this week after claiming there was "no direct correlation" between police cuts and rising knife crime.

The mothers ridiculed Theresa May's claim last week that there is "no direct correlation" between crime and police numbers.