Sentence examples for correlates to changes from inspiring English sources

Anthropometric correlates to changes in visceral adipose tissue over 7 years in women Int J Obes 1996 20: 618 624.

The scatter largely correlates to changes in measured dissolved calcium, because calcium is predicted to be trapped as CaCO3 solid rather than some mixture of CaCO3 + Ca(OH 2 solids (any Mg is predicted to be trapped as Mg(OH 2 and was not considered in the NaOH extraction method).

Physiological improvement of ADY not always correlates to changes in all the selected oxidative stress biomarkers, as is the case of D301 strain in which ascorbic and oleic acids improved its fermentative capacity but GSH level and GR activity were not modified even trehalose level had diminished.

We conclude from these experiments that mitosis is sensitive to the levels of TACC3 and that this sensitivity correlates to changes in MT organization within the K-fiber.

Abnormalities in PSD95 and related postsynaptic-density-complex molecules can contribute to abnormal synaptic plasticity, which structurally correlates to changes in the morphology or distribution of dendrites and dendritic spines (Rajan and Cline, 1998; Monfils and Teskey, 2004).

Second the relation between the participant's weight and changes in weight and eGFR changes were analyzed since (changes in) weight correlates to (changes in) muscle mass which correlates with the serum creatinine level.

If the frame of reference changes, we might expect the QOL score – or at least QOL correlates – to change.

Changes in transforming growth factor beta1 (TGFβ1) and TGFβ2 plasma levels were found to modestly correlate to changes in AVS with correlation coefficients of ρ = −0.64 and −0.63, respectively.

Correlation analysis showed that changes in M were inversely correlated to changes in glucohemoglobin (P=0.002), but did not correlate with changes in either glucose, insulin, insulin c-peptide, leptin, adiponectin or percent body fat.

The improvements in the tensile strength were directly correlated to changes in elongation at break and indirectly correlated to the fracture initiation area.

Changes in symptoms, however, were not significantly correlated to changes in RBC LCn-3PUFA.