Sentence examples for correlate much from inspiring English sources

The new expressions correlate much better with the empirical tests than EC-2 or ACI procedures.

Knowledge work has always been important in knowledge creation, but in recent history knowledge creation has begun to correlate much more obviously with wealth creation.

He argues that the amount of amyloid in patient brains doesn't correlate much with dementia, and that blocking tau, a second protein that accumulates in the brain cells of demented patients, as his company is doing, is a much better way to go.

To give each frequency measure the best possible chance, we selected words that were high/low on them and that did not correlate much with the other frequency measure (Figure 4).

Our data are in good accordance with this assertion, but protein translation rates derived from ribosome footprints correlate much better with the parasite proteome than transcriptome.

In light of this evidence they conclude that the circular mtDNA molecules with deletions correlate much better with the phenotype and therefore must be the driving force behind the premature aging of mtDNA mutator mice [ 19].

"The difficulty of correlating, much less interwining..William Howard Taft with dancing..was, on the face of it, overwhelming".

"We found that patient demand correlates much better to amenities than quality of care," said Dr. John Romley, a research professor at the Leonard D. Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics of the University of Southern California, who has studied the trend.

The crack growth rates correlated much better to ΔKeq= ΔKI2+ΔKII2+ΔKIII2 1-ν ΔKeq= ΔKI2+ΔKII2+ΔKIII2 1-ν

In other words, substorm activity in the summer correlates much better with the geomagnetic activity in the opposite polar cap.

For these thus perfectly standardized uptake periods prior to SUV and SUR determination, we found that SUR correlated much better than SUV with the true metabolic rate of FDG.