Sentence examples for correlates robustly from inspiring English sources
BMI correlates robustly with ischemic heart disease in subjects with long-standing type 2 diabetes (34).
While the HPAT- Ireland appears to measures ability in domains different to those assessed by the LCE it remains to be conclusively established whether this correlates robustly with subsequent medical school performance.
In both groups, MRI-PDFF and MRS correlated robustly for measurements of fat fraction at baseline and posttreatment, with the correlation coefficient ranging from r = 0.95 to 0.99 (P < 0.0001).
Activity-specific satisfaction correlated robustly with subjects' desires to change them, but general life satisfaction did not.
We previously found that high genetic diversity in genotype 1a pre-therapy NS3 and NS5A sequences correlated robustly with response to therapy [32].
In addition, more appropriate outcome measures than pCR should be defined for 'luminal' tumours, that can be assessed in a replicable manner after the completion of local treatment, and that correlate robustly with relapse-free survival.
Regardless of whether PIB binding plateaus or continues to increase slowly at the dementia phase, brain atrophy and hypometabolism accelerate at this phase and correlate more robustly with disease severity and clinical progression [ 25, 46].
Thus, for example, items in the physical domain correlated more robustly with the other items in the physical domain (average item corrected-total correlation for own domain = 0.39) than with those in the other three non-corresponding domains (average correlation = 0.29).
Notably, the vacuolar morphology index robustly correlates with the auxin effect on cell sizes.
Again, high expression level of MELK robustly correlates with metastasis in breast cancer patients (both p values<0.001, hazard ratios >2; Figure 2C).
As the results of the correlation analyses, spontaneous activity in the right PHG was demonstrated to be robustly correlated with associative memory performance assessed by PALT.
