Sentence examples for both of which correlate from inspiring English sources

Cities that encourage social interaction foster greater levels of creativity and trust, both of which correlate with GDP growth.

Baron-Cohen typically uses two tests to measure empathy, both of which correlate with activity in our brain's empathy circuits.

Thus Otium is artful, but it is also pragmatic — both of which correlate nicely with the project of the museum and of Broad's other works.

In medicine, they can include measures such as heart rate or serum cholesterol, both of which correlate directly with cardiac disease risk.

Girls tend to ruminate (i.e., passively and repetitively focus on their perceived failures) and use emotions to cope, both of which correlate highly with a "stressful reaction".

Elevated p38 activity is found in brains from patients with tauopathies (145– 147) and in transgenic AD mice models expressing human tau (148– 150) or mutant APP (151), both of which correlate with tau aggregation.

Moreover, we recognized the positive correlation between L-PGDS and t-tau, both of which correlated positively with the callosal angle and age of ventriculomegalic patients.

The tropical japonica and aromatic accessions had larger median area (MXA) and greater number (MXV) of meta-xylem vessels, both of which correlated with the larger root diameter and TSA.

We found a correlation between rounded cell morphology and higher CITED1 levels in vivo, both of which correlated with distance from the core of the tumor.

Our results showing elevated levels of TIMP-1 in SF with the highest levels of NPA, both of which correlated with the levels of leukocytes, further emphasize the importance of infiltrating leukocytes in controlling the NPA of SF.

In this study we developed two oral health literacy comprehension tools, the REALD-30 comprehension and Dry Mouth Brochure comprehension, both of which correlated with the REALD-30 word-recognition test previously developed by Lee et al. [ 21].