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However, various telomere lengths of pES cells (Fig. 1B D), did not completely correlate with absolute Zscan4 protein levels (Fig. 2D), suggesting that genes other than Zscan4 may also play roles in telomere elongation and self-renewal of pES cells.

Thus, while our results may not completely correlate with those observed in C. neoformans or other pulmonary fungal infection models, our results suggest a greater role for other cytokines in the induction of protective anamnestic responses against C. neoformans infections.

The WNT tumors (MB5, MB8, MB15, MB35) tightly clustered together and completely correlate to linkage analysis cluster "D".

This disproportionate survival of inhibitory neurons, however, did not completely correlate with the calibre change along the surgically removed, megacolonic segments.

These results were somewhat corroborated by Schwarzbold and collaborators, showing that the oxidative damage does not completely correlate with the degree of trauma severity [ 98].

Most triple-negative cancers defined by IHC present a basal-like subtype profile defined by cDNA microarray, but they do not completely correlate in about 25% of cases [ 30].

In this paper, we applied the bi-directional reflectance distribution function of optical multilayer and analyzed the total reflectance scattering losses based on both the completely correlated and non-correlated interface models to compare with a high reflection 17-layer optical multilayer deposited on roughness of 2.8 nm substrates.

Theorem 1 The data volume indicator and completeness indicator are not completely correlated.

Exon changes that were completely correlated or completely anti-correlated in their patterns of presence and absence in the vdB, vdB*, and the 500 intermediate genomes were grouped together into an "event".

In this way, ( {q}_voverset{sim }{prec } {q}_c ) ■. Theorem 2 The data volume indicator and time correlation indicator are not completely correlated.

This statistic therefore provides an intuitive description of the degree to which a set of genes act as a single unit because the closer this ratio is to "1" the greater the degree that expression of the genes are completely correlated, regardless of whether the correlations among any gene pair are positive or negative.