Sentence examples for correlates more closely from inspiring English sources
Whereas F10.7 correlates more closely with coronal EUV flux, chromospheric fluxes provide the primary thermospheric heating.
A new global look at the extinctions of large mammals over the past 130,000 years finds that the loss of species correlates more closely with the arrival of humans than with changes in climate, which some studies have cited as a possible culprit.
Remarkably, c-Yes activation in CRC correlates more closely with poor prognosis [7], [8] than does c-Src activation.
Analysis of translation, the next step in the processing of genetic information, reveals more prominent and informative differences between cells, and correlates more closely with protein levels [32], [34].
Again this correlates more closely with period of estrogen deficiency than with chronological age (Affinito et al 1999).
Illness-specific health-related quality-of-life (WURSS) correlates more closely with physical than mental health, as expected.
The mRNA abundance determined using mRNA-seq correlated more closely (correlation coefficient = 0.63) with protein abundances at 0.5 and 0.7 h-1 compared with the previous mRNA abundance data determined using RT-PCR, indicating that mRNA-seq generates more accurate data for comparison between genes.
Traits that correlated more closely in non-identical twins compared with identical twins indicated a greater influence of environmental factors.
The authors acknowledge that film-makers are under no requirement to cite their influences, unlike academia, but that their statistical table of "long-gap citation" – as opposed to other measures, such as Metacritic or IMDb user ratings, correlate more closely with a more conventional arbiter of cultural significance, the National Film Registry established by the US Congress.
Electron energization appears to be correlated more closely with wave activity than with magnetic amplifications.
