Sentence examples for behavior could be correlated from inspiring English sources
This behavior could be correlated to the highly compact film structure of these films.
This behavior could be correlated with the dilution promoted by the PTA process, which changes the chemical composition of coatings.
Such behavior could be correlated to the concentration of certain pollutants of interest, leading to environmentally friendly assays which avoid the use of living aquatic organisms for water quality testing (Figure 5AII) [60].
We found that the degree of the NTC behavior of rEOGO could be correlated to the number of structural defects.
The aim of the study was to verify the hypothesis that the metastasizing behavior of CM could be correlated with the alteration of more than a single epigenetic pathway of DNA-repair and cell proliferation control, and to establish the possible role of CAF-1/p60 as a new valuable predictor of prognosis for skin melanoma patients.
The technical HCH inhibitory behavior and bacterial growth kinetics could be correlated well by simple Haldane's growth kinetic model.
Using molecular dynamics simulations, it was shown that differences in ligands' binding affinities could be correlated to different behaviors and interactions during proton-transfer assembly of these ligands.
Loss/aberrant expression pattern of ANXA1 in esophageal squamous cell carcinoma, prostate cancer, and endometrial carcinoma could be correlated with altered tumor behavior, e.g., dedifferentiation of tumor cells, increased invasiveness, and thus with tumor progression [ 6, 8- 12] 12].
To further improve our knowledge of the ASM in-flight behavior, the vector measurements have also been analyzed over long time periods to check whether observed variations could be correlated with some evolution in the instrument's parameters.
We carried out well-established tests of rodent behavior using naive and C. albicans-infected wild-type mice to determine if substandard performance in any of these assays could be correlated with fungal cerebritis.
