Sentence examples for correlated differently from inspiring English sources

This partly explains why different indices correlated differently with unemployment measures.

The evaluation of the motility data obtained with a CASA system, applying a Two-Step Cluster analysis, identified in seabream sperm 3 different sperm subpopulations that correlated differently with embryo hatching rates.

The adhesion of Gram-positive (Arthrobacter simplex, Bacillus subtilis, Brevibacterium linens, Corynebacterium glutamicum, Micrococcus luteus) and Gram-negative (Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas fluorescencens) bacteria correlated differently with the cell hydrophobicity and surface charge.

Although neutral sentiment was positively correlated with ILI visits throughout the U.S. (which means that populations are more neutral, in other words, express less opinionated tweets), positive and negative sentiments correlated differently to ILI visits regionally.

However, sAxl and sMer correlated differently with Gas6 and ProS.

Psychosomatic syndromes correlated differently with both severity of eating symptomatology and duration of illness: therefore, DCPR could be effective to achieve tailored treatments.

Factors across the life course may increase the risk of breast cancer (dos Santos Silva and De Stavola, 2002; dos Santos Silva et al, 2004; Sellers et al, 2007) and thus intakes of calcium and vitamin D at different ages may correlate differently with mammographic density.

This may be problematic because different staining patterns can correlate differently to HPV-positive and -negative tumours, and staining patterns may ultimately distinguish transcriptionally from non-transcriptionally active HPV infections and thereby help determine prognosis and clinical outcomes.

For our analyses (based on AGEG5LFS), we grouped respondents roughly based on key phases of individual employment trajectories (Heinz 2003) into early working age (16 29), career-building, mid-life working age (30 49), and approaching retirement, later working age (50 65); these phases also correlate differently with participation in further education (O'Connell 1999).

Indeed, various recall periods and question formats have been shown to correlate differently with MEMS.[29] Given the overall high adherence in this study, a missed dose may have been fairly easy to recall and more sensitive in detecting incomplete adherence than recalling the number or percentage of doses missed.[30] This study had several limitations.

Scheeringa et al. (2011) have demonstrated that the blood-oxygen-level-dependent signal measured in fMRI studies correlates differently with distinct frequency bands measured in electrophysiological recordings.