Sentence examples for correlate with measures from inspiring English sources

However, another study documented that serial, longitudinal measurements of MMP-3 fail to correlate with measures of joint damage [ 51].

Veridicality is the degree to which test scores correlate with measures of real-world functioning, and verisimilitude is the degree to which tasks performed during testing resemble those performed in daily life.

Cutaneous BT did not correlate with measures of postoperative bleeding in the present study, but oral BT immediately after extraction correlated with the duration of subsequent postoperative bleeding.

Internet popularity did not correlate with measures of quality such as display of authorship, attribution or references, currency of information, and disclosure.

For the Hazard Change Detection Task, novices responded quicker than the experienced drivers, contrary to crash risk trends, and test performance did not correlate with measures of overall hazard perception.

Numerous candidate gene studies in economics investigate whether specific SNPs correlate with measures of economic primitives such as risk aversion and delay discounting parameters, thus providing its biological microfoundation.

A strong prediction, then, is measure of empathy will correlate with measure of moral condemnation for accidents.

Such models can also be used to estimate latent variables (other neural or behavioral signals) that correlate with measured data.

It was also positively correlated with adolescent acceptance of pain and negatively correlated with measures of pain-related impact on their social, emotional, family, and developmental functioning.

Measurements of abdominal subregion fat are highly correlated with measures of visceral adiposity by CT scan.

This measurement has substantial validity; it is highly correlated with measures of function and other outcome measures[ 13].