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And this approach would clearly be much fairer, and would still foster racial diversity so long as race and income continue to be correlated.
The differential network backbone values continue to be correlated between the bronchial and nasal at the 4, 24, and 48 h after exposure time).
Resistance continued to be correlated with mite prevalence and intensity throughout the seven-year study.
In addition to reproducible gene expression differences between these subtypes, specific molecular alterations continue to be identified that correlate with each subtype.
Equally, we provide further evidence showing that age correlates with both EEG power and GFS scores, and should continue to be accounted for in future studies.
Worry and IU continued to be significantly correlated after controlling for intolerance for ambiguity, perfectionism, and perceived control (Buhr & Dugas, 2006).
In analyses that relied on variation in risk adjusted spending within the same physician over time (that is, within physician analysis), greater physician spending in a given year continued to be negatively correlated with the probability of facing an alleged malpractice incident in the subsequent year, across specialties (table 3).
Certainly, individualism tends to be correlated with materialism, and so is narcissism.
He said stress in employment used to be correlated with seniority.
The disorder seems to be correlated with genetic variations in the PKG gene.
