Sentence examples for correlates less from inspiring English sources
In contrast, structural deprivation correlates less significantly with the reporting of psychiatric distress in this socially homogeneous population.
Evidence from the conventionalized medium of advertising catalogs shows that degree of linguistic sophistication in these texts correlates less with the content being advertised than with its location along a glamour-utilitarianism continuum.
Although catalytic activity correlates less consistently with sequence conservation in these extensively randomized proteins, less extreme mutagenesis strategies might be adopted in practice to augment stability while maintaining function.
The twice-selected RNA correlates less well (R = 0.63 0.66), presumably due to a more efficient removal of non-polyadenylated RNAs that are still present in the total and RiboMinus samples.
An observation here is that the submitted prediction for the gat1Δ strain correlates less well with the gold standard than each of the series explored during the development of the algorithm.
It is interesting that absenteeism (percent of work time missed) correlates less with health than presenteeism (impairment while working).
Both platforms agree less well with Operon-generated data, and this technology also correlates less well with independent qRT-PCR data.
Prostate displacement correlates less strongly with bladder volume but instructions are given to patients to maintain a constant bladder volume prior to planning CT scan and daily treatment.
The equation-based EEs correlated less strongly and the correlation coefficient was lowest for EE Esp25 (r = 0.639) (see Fig. 2).
While the correlation with the Broad dataset was good (r = 0.73), our data correlated less well with SYDH dataset (r = 0.46).
Andrew W. Lo, a finance professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, likes the diversification that timberland investments bring: he said that the returns correlate less with, say, United States stocks than Western European stocks would.
