Sentence examples for convincing correlation from inspiring English sources

However, a convincing correlation between deformation and cementite decomposition in pearlite is still absent.

The new paper is the first to bring all the evidence together, Van Valkenburgh says, and presents a "convincing correlation".

Several studies have shown a convincing correlation between SDI and disease outcome, particularly if damage occurs early [ 47– 47].

No convincing correlation was found when the risk alleles in STAT4 and IRF5 were combined and correlated to disease phenotype in the patients with SLE (data not shown).

In the protein-induced G6PI model, this has so far not been demonstrated [ 21], and the antibody titres in the different strains do not exhibit a convincing correlation with arthritis susceptibility.

It is also noteworthy that we did not observe a convincing correlation between effect on DLK1 levels and bioinformatically predicted affinity for DLK1, whether using seed-based scores [ 15] or Miranda [ 16], and whether considering the 3' UTR, the ORF, the 5' UTR or the full-length DLK1 transcript (see Additional file 1: Figure S7; Additional file 2: Table S2).

Ideally then, to pool data across two PROs that are conceptually related, one will have evidence of convincing longitudinal correlations of change in the two measures in individual patient data, and evidence of similar responsiveness of the instruments.

These results are corroborated by convincing empirical evidence the strong correlation between ncDNA and binding site accumulation from a diverse group of model organisms.

Yet both were convinced of a correlation.

The modified Holder et al.'s correlation convinces the experimental data much better than VdW-P models except for SRK EOS.

We were not convinced that this correlation of increased gene density with QTL regions indicated functional clustering of genes in those regions.