Sentence examples for completely correlates from inspiring English sources

Our results show that the histological finding of H. pylori completely correlates with the results of C-UBT and PCR both in H. pylori positive and negative cases.

In PSP subjects, the low risk allele [C] at rs7571971 completely correlates with haplotypes A and D while the high risk rs7571971 allele [T] completely correlates with haplotype B. Work in lymphoblastoid cell lines [ 31] with different haplotypes show that expression of EIF2AK3 is not altered by these haplotypes.

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.

This residue was almost completely correlated with HLA-C*15:02 (dosage correlation r = 1.00, conditioned association P = 1.79 × 10−14) and enriched in AS patients without the HLA-B*27 allele (24.4 %), in contrast to AS patients carrying the allele (2.6 %) and the control group (4.3 %).

In all three cases we summarized the overall strength of the association using the RV coefficient, which is a multivariate statistic analog to the squared correlation and ranges from 0 (uncorrelated) to 1 (completely correlated) [ 106, 111, 112].

For both the 4 and X the rates of genetic nondisjunction and cytological malorientation were almost completely correlated (r = 0.970 for X and r = 0.972 for 4, Pearson correlation coefficient) and not far from the prediction that the two measurements should be equal (diagonal lines).

But all collected data had yet to be completely correlated and put together in all possible relationships.