Sentence examples for clear cut correlation between from inspiring English sources

Our data suggest that i) expression of TNFR1 IgG does not impair the ability of lymphocytes to migrate to areas of inflammation and ii) there is no clear cut correlation between decreased saliva flow and the severity of inflammation within the glands.

We confirm previous findings about the unique flexibility of the CK2α catalytic subunit in the hinge/αD region, the p-loop and the β4β5 loop, and show here that there is no clear-cut correlation between the conformations of these flexible zones.

With no clear-cut correlation between plasma levels of metformin and prevalence of lactic acidosis, the literature is currently conflicting about the safety of the drug and national restrictions are excluding a number of patients from the beneficial effects of metformin.

There was no clear-cut correlation between the serum levels and the immunohistochemical expression of the CA 242 antigen.

The clear-cut correlation between kinesiophobia and severity of fatigue suggests a direct link between musculoskeletal pain and fatigue.

We did not find any clear-cut correlation between the evolutionary rate and the time after the birth of miRNA genes in plants.

There was a clear-cut correlation between the expression of ER and decreased PR to PCT in all three different regimens (p < 0.05).

Our initial expectations to find a clear-cut correlation between acidity of the P-O-H function and propensity of a derived salt to lose the cation were fulfilled only partly.

Similar absence of clear-cut correlation between base line inflammatory indices and response/remission rates at week 6 or week 54 were observed in the CD vedolizumab trial [ 14].

The proportion of GS-negative and -positive cells was at great variance between individual tumours, and no clear-cut correlation between the time point of killing and the proportion of GS-negative hepatocytes was apparent.

Studies on animal models [ 10] have not shown a clear-cut correlation between increases in E. coli cell numbers and the severity of inflammation, which supports the assumption that high E. coli numbers are a consequence rather than a cause of disease.