Sentence examples for compelling correlations from inspiring English sources

In a pilot test, Laura bought ten years' worth of data from the grocer and found some compelling correlations between purchases of unhealthy products and medical claims.

Investigating gene expression changes underlying these phenotypes, we establish compelling correlations with widespread shifts in chromatin accessibility and H3.3 composition, whose positioning strikingly corresponds to the normal distribution pattern of Atrx binding.

Words get passed down too, and economists have shown compelling correlations between events from the very distant past and the attitudes of the present.

In the present study, we corroborated that survivin overexpression in human HNSCC cell lines and tissues, which was correlated with cell cycle regulators, autophagic genes, and mTOR pathway, as indicated by the compelling correlations of p-S6, p-Rb, Cyclin D1, LC3 and LAMP2 in human HNSCC.

However, given the compelling correlations found, it seems unlikely we here misattribute the reported positive links with eyeblink conditioning to actual eyeblink cells from zones C1/C3/D0 while they actually correspond to non-essential C2 cells, let alone to cells that are not at all eyelid related.

Clearly, the measured accelerations (red curve) show an erratic behavior, neither resembling the accelerations from POD (black curve) nor the temperature inside the accelerometer (gray curve), whereas the step-corrected accelerations (blue curve) show a compelling correlation to temperature.

A compelling correlation was found between lactate concentration and the number of inflammatory plaques, suggesting a close link between plaque activity and lactate production.

For the 1X genotypes there is a compelling correlation between the proportion of embryos per litter that reach the blastocyst stage and their relative breeding performance as measured by the total number of offspring over their reproductive lifetime (Fig. 6B).

In our study, however, the more compelling correlation in future SRI responders and lack of correlation in SRI non-responders may be interpreted as support for a "neuroendocrine subtype" of OCD, where elevated oxytocin may be involved, and which is associated with SRI response.

However, sequence comparisons did reveal a compelling correlation between genes undergoing positive selection - as revealed by dN/dS analysis - and those CDS inactivated or deleted (Additional file 6: Table S5, Additional file 7: Table S6), with mutations in all these groups skewed towards CDS involved in cell wall and lipid biosynthesis.

However, the lack of a compelling correlation with changes in clinical indices of disease activity appears to exclude the utility of serial measurement of ACPA as a strategy to monitor the efficacy of therapy with these agents over the initial 6 month period.