Sentence examples for correlates to increased from inspiring English sources
All community partners were anxious to bring fresh, locally grown produce to their residents, knowing that increased access to healthy foods directly correlates to increased consumption which may, in turn, reduce chronic disease risks.
Results indicate that a more gradual transition of mechanical properties and chemical composition for the coated steel coupled with improved integration to the mortar correlates to increased bond strength measured in macroscale experiments.
Curiously, the early death of a mother correlates to a decline in physical health in both sexes, and the early death of a father correlates to increased drinking among young men … It's obvious, in a way, and yet the obvious bears emphasis: In a world where children are born later and less frequently, and where the two trends intertwine, the life cycle inevitably gets lonelier.
In honey bees specifically, increased levels of symmetry correlates to increased fitness [53].
Although we cannot assume that higher levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines directly correlates to increased biological function, it may correlate with enhanced phagocyte killing activity in protected mice.
In colon cancer, increased Snail1 expression correlates to increased Nanog expression [ 35].
This network allows us to classify proteins as "indispensable," "neutral," or "dispensable," which correlates to increasing, no effect, or decreasing the number of driver nodes in the network upon removal of that protein.
The impedance increase correlates to increasing numbers of migrated cells.
Thus, this study suggests a potential shift in host immunity with CMI suppression and HI promotion, which correlates to increasing tumour rates of proliferation and apoptosis.
There are no policy levers that consistently correlate to increased growth.
With this purpose we analyzed the melanocytes contained in the new skin substitute for the presence of genetic alterations correlated to increased risk for melanoma.
