Sentence examples for correlates to some from inspiring English sources
It is therefore not surprising at all that the RARBIS correlates to some extent with the DAS28, and this correlation per se does not add to the validity of the RARBIS as a measure of severity in RA in our opinion.
Nevertheless, US correlates to some important limitations: the operator-dependent nature of the modality, low panoramicity due to small field of view and poor tissue characterization [1, 4].
And yes, of course, freedom correlates to some extent with financial independence.
In that study the authors demonstrated that the efficiency of the MPMS, as measured by percentage of the SNPs that amplify, correlates to some degree with the DNA quality of the extract, as measured both via quantitative PCR and maximum amplifiable size of PCR product.
What we found correlates to some extent with other findings from Canada.
The number of WOX genes present in the genomes of different species correlates to some degree with the complexity of the species body pattern.
Structural responses are correlated to some extent, as the structural behavior is continuous.
Steven J. Davis, a labor economist at the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, says wages of college-educated workers in general correlate to some degree with movements in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
Many groups of fauna (earthworms, ants and Isoptera) were positively correlated to some petroleum hydrocarbons (PH), such as naphthalene.
They have been found to be correlated to some interfacial debonding, as indicated by an enhanced desorption rate during thermogravimetric analysis (t.g.a).
