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There was a very strong linear positive correlation between these species in the cerebral cortex, but no correlation in their ion counts in the striatum.

Consistent with our hypothesis, we observed that patients with nuclear expression of p27 protein had an overall longer survival time in radiotherapy and chemotherapy groups, but no correlation in nontreated groups.

We found a statistically significant inverse correlation in the malignant epithelial cells (P=0.023 for intensity score 1+2 vs 3; Mann Whitney test), but no correlation in the benign epithelium, see Figure 5.

This is exemplified by a functional comparison of porcine brachial and femoral artery endothelium-dependent and –independent vasorelaxation that reported high functional correlation between arteries, but no correlation in a variety of pro- and anti-atherogenic proteins [ 27].

The relationship between CD44 expression and tumour grade is also uncertain, with a strong correlation between the Gleason grade of CaP and loss of CD44 expression in one study (De Marzo et al, 1998), but no correlation in another (Paradis et al, 1998).

They found a weak correlation between BMI and circulating levels of oestrogens in patients treated with letrozole (r=0.35; P=0.013, and r=0.30; P=0.035 for oestradiol and ES, respectively) but no correlation in the same group when treated with anastrozole (Folkerd et al, 2012).

We also found weak correlations of the CHART social integration scale R = 0.17-0.26 in one study, [ 13] but no correlations in the other [ 14].

In addition, the expression levels of IP-10 in CSF and plasma in the patients with HIV-CI were significantly correlated (correlation coefficient 0.7525, P < 0.0001), but there was no correlation in HIV-NC patients.

Acetic acid showed a significant linear correlation in concentrations 0.1 50 ppm (P < 0.01), but ammonia had no correlation in concentrations 5 100 ppm (P > 0.05).

But their database shows no correlation in performance from one year to the next for either class.

EMG from one or the other muscle correlated with perceptual experience in some subjects some of the time, but showed little or no correlation in others (see Table 2).