In addition, inter-hole correlation of cores enables us to precisely correlate off-splice parts of cores to the composite columns (spliced sections) so that we can use samples taken from off-splice parts of cores in the same way as those taken from the spliced parts and thus can drastically increase the amount of samples utilized for high-resolution studies.
It is easy enough to point out research correlating far off and away terms like racism, cultural bias, or white privilege, and grouping peoples (Mexicans become Latin, Japanese become Asian) for convenience.
Regarding the neural correlates of on and off pathway integration, Zhou et al. (2000) found that 48% of V1 and 20% V2 and V4 neurons in macaques encoded local contrast polarity, while the majority of neurons in V2 and V4 encoded direction-specific contrast polarity edges.
Dielectric and optical data were correlated with off-line transmission electron microscopy.
Studying interactions within neural networks thus contributes to elaborate the ever growing scope of understanding the processes underlying reading, especially when correlated to off-line performances.
Casneuf et al. reported that expression of nonspecific probes was highly correlated with off-target genes [ 16].
Again, independent of the membrane surface area, TEER values of Caco-2 monolayers measured with the CellZscope (24-well format) correlated to off-line TEER values measured manually with an EVOM using a 6-well format (data not shown).
Other correlate cut-off values were set in accordance to clinical guidelines, research findings and expertise knowledge, such as GFR at 45 m²/min/1.73 m², Hb-value at 110 g/L, CRP at 5 mg/L, albumin at 35 g/L, MAP at 110 mmHg and BMI at 20 and 30.
In fact, having one or two best friends is more closely correlated with staving off depression and loneliness than is overall popularity, according to a University of Maine study of 193 third- through sixth-graders.
"Correlates of Increased Sexual Satisfaction".
