Sentence examples for but the observed correlation from inspiring English sources
Lignan estimates were not highly correlated with plasma ENL, but the observed correlation was comparable to those reported previously (Kilkkinen et al, 2003; Hedelin et al, 2006).
It remains to be established if nuclear translocation of HAX-1 is also directly associated with estrogen activity, but the observed correlation points to this conclusion.
BAX has been previously reported as a Sall2 target gene, but the observed correlation between Noxa and Sall2 expression is novel.
The third type of caller uses multiple samples, but also incorporates the observed correlation between nearby variants, i.e. linkage-disequilibrium (LD), to improve calls.
Activation in this area is frequently found in response to errors (Menon et al., 2001), but most notably the observed correlation between functional monitoring effort and passivity symptoms can be conceived as a dysfunction of self monitoring since the PCC and the adjacent medial parietal cortex is conceived as a nodal structure in self-representation (Lou et al., 2004).
This is suggested not only by the fact of poorer clinical outcomes for patients with LRP-expressing tumours, but also by the observed correlation between LRP and well-known factors conferring bad prognosis such as high β-hCG levels and visceral metastatic disease.
All the simulated correlations are stronger than the observed correlation in the Kong data, but this is probably because the Michaelson model fits these data poorly.
The observed correlation of De with molecular mass, M−1/3, differs significantly from that observed for cations.
The observed correlation would be spurious if acidity was the main factor and Fe was correlated with acidity.
Some of us never bought it, arguing that the observed correlation between debt and growth probably reflected reverse causation.
