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Third, VTA putative dopamine neurons exhibit temporal dynamic activities that correlate tightly with the durations of the fearful events.

Our rationale is that functionally important residues may often be distinguished by sequence variations that correlate tightly with evolutionary divergence [35], [36] and form spatial clusters in structures [37], [38], [39].

We did not observe any relationship between risk for CSDIs and response to therapy (as measured by CD4 count and weight gain) but these measures of efficacy are insensitive, do not correlate tightly with HIV viral load, and were missing in over a quarter of our patients.

Antioxidant enzyme activities and transcript levels of their respective genes may not correlate tightly.

Relative microsatellite motif frequencies did not correlate tightly to phylogenetic relationship.

Do serum levels of copeptin and vasopressin correlate tightly, such that copeptin is a surrogate for vasopressin?

Research hotspots involved national security strategy, ecological risk assessment, landscape ecology and ecological balance, all of which were not correlated tightly.

Dental development among primates, including humans, correlates tightly with other important traits including life span, age at reproduction, and brain growth.

For countries that already provide economic information widely considered trustworthy, brighter radiance in a given region correlated tightly with a higher GDP in that region, the researchers report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

These encoding patterns showed increased immediate-replay, correlating tightly with increased immediate-freezing during learning.

In all cases CD34+ cell3+ cell number in the culture correlated tightly with SCID repopulating activity in mice.