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Geography also continued to correlate with deaths.
As expected the simulated predictions for FVa cofactor activity and FVaHC were minimally altered by this change and continued to correlate well with their respective empirical measures.
We now plan in vivo studies to determine if higher stiffness constructs generate higher stiffness repairs 12 weeks after surgery and if in vitro construct stiffness continues to correlate with in vivo repair parameters like linear stiffness.
In order to rigorously test the hypothesis that climate and protein expression are linked, one would need to relocate honey bees adapted to specific climates to regions of similar or vastly different climates and then continue to correlate colony-level productivity with protein expression profiles.
Other vaccine indices, including cumulative aluminum adjuvants and cumulative total number of immunizations, continue to correlate strongly with autism trends.
Tumors progress with the growth of new vessels from pre-existing vessels so that lesion tHb levels continue to correlate with the extent of vascularity in the background normal tissue.
It is also unclear why 25-OH-D levels continue to correlate with 2-h OGTT levels despite lack of baseline difference in 25-OH-D levels in women who do and do not develop GDM.
Toward this goal, we have integrated a third copy of gfpuv into the rpoS site (which is naturally inactivated in the parent Ty2 S. Typhi strain used to construct CVD 910); initial results show an additional increase in GFPuv fluorescence which continues to correlate well with growth rate without further attenuation of the vaccine (data not shown).
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).
