Sentence examples for but a strong correlation from inspiring English sources
It is most strongly correlated with different genomic features in different species, but a strong correlation with recombination rates is found in several species.
Our results showed no effect of density on overall cannibalism levels, but a strong correlation between cannibalism counts from the same maternal lines across densities.
The thermal conductivity of the electrode materials did not change significantly with ageing, but a strong correlation was seen between remaining battery capacity and increasing ohmic resistance.
This quantitative relationship may not be directly applicable to other organic contaminants, but a strong correlation between log KOW and hydrogen peroxide requirements for other contaminants will likely be found.
The study shows zero or low correlation of these strategies with stockmarket returns when markets are going up, but a strong correlation when markets are going down.Hedge funds' obsession with absolute returns stems from their aversion to being benchmarked that is, judged against others.
The genotype-phenotype association in XLA has been studied, but a strong correlation has not been established [ 24, 25].
In Year 2, the MMSE correlated moderately with the FAST and GDS, but demonstrated a strong correlation with the CDR-GS.> -wrap-foot>> -wraP-foot> P <0.001 for all correlations.
We provide multiple lines of evidence to show there is a general association of Au with calcrete but not a strong correlation as seen with soil profiles elsewhere that have younger, recently formed powdery calcrete.
Research by Chiva and Alegre shows that there is no link between the level of design investment and business success, but instead a strong correlation between design management skills and business success.
A previous study (Allen et al. 2008b) reported no correlation with counts of foam-containing furniture in Boston homes, but found a strong correlation when bromine concentrations (measured by X-ray fluorescence) were taken into account.
But data suggests a strong correlation between households' income levels and their net worth; as the former rises, so does the latter.
