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Wax content is a much better correlative of bee levels of fluvalinate (wax fluvalinate = 8.53 bee fluvalinate +5911 ppb; r2 = 0.522, p = 0.00001, n = 58) than the beebread (bee fluvalinate = 4.1 pollen fluvalinate - 77 ppb; r2 = 0.366, p = 0.515, n = 41), consistent with wax being the primary source of bee contamination.

Further studies with second-generation mTOR inhibitors described above might help us better understand the biologic correlatives for response and resistance with mTOR pathway inhibitors in STS.

In parallel, results from these correlative studies promise to gain a better biological understanding of the metastatic process.

The results suggest that correlative models can perform as well as or better than simple mechanistic models.

Correlative analyses were performed using Pearson's correlation.

Non-parametric correlative analyses were performed using the Spearman correlation.

On the other hand, local correlation analysis allowed us to identify small correlative areas mostly in non-correlative spaces.

Broad correlative analyses can then integrate these 3 data types to better inform researchers and clinicians about the biology of individual acute myeloid leukemia (AML) cases, facilitating improvements in care and prognosis.

CoMFA and CoMSIA models give reliable correlative and predictive abilities but the CoMFA model performance was slightly better than CoMSIA.

In order to better understand the relationship between adhesion rings, FA, and invadopodium activity, we performed a correlative analysis of invadopodium-associated ECM degradation with the number of adhesion-ringed invadopodia or FA.

Recent modifications of these methods have described fluorescent proteins that are resistant to harsh fixation conditions, opening the possibility for correlative microscopy to combine super-resolution imaging of fluorescent proteins with electron microscopy to better characterize their local cellular nano-environment.