Sentence examples for correlates tightly from inspiring English sources

Dental development among primates, including humans, correlates tightly with other important traits including life span, age at reproduction, and brain growth.

Increase of OSMR expression by 5-aza-dC treatment was previously reported [12], indicating that expression of OSMR correlates tightly with promoter methylation.

Glucose-6-phosphate correlates tightly with gluconic acid-6-phosphate and some G-6-P related structure within component F. The isolated nodes are denoted as cluster Q (not shown in this figure but contained in the supplementary Table S1).

We observed a linear relationship between these two parameters for the EGFR, SEC61G, VOPP1 and LANCL2 genes (Figure 1C), which shows that the level of mRNA expression correlates tightly with the gene copy number for expressed genes.

For this approximation to be made using a lux-based system, it must be demonstrated that the bioluminescent flux of the cell population correlates tightly with the overall population size.

Thus, the data suggest that chemokine-driven migration of T cells is controlled by mature DCs and correlates tightly with the up-regulation of surface CD152 on T cells.

That's because their results don't correlate tightly with profits or growth.

H2 O2 content of nasal secretions correlated tightly with DUOX expression (p < 0.001).

Research hotspots involved national security strategy, ecological risk assessment, landscape ecology and ecological balance, all of which were not correlated tightly.

The extent of mood change does not correlate tightly with the extent of motor improvement or with baseline severity of motor signs (Maricle et al, 1995a, 1998; Witjas et al, 2002).

For countries that already provide economic information widely considered trustworthy, brighter radiance in a given region correlated tightly with a higher GDP in that region, the researchers report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.