Some studies also reported problems in correlating the qualitative morphological classes with electrophysiological parameters (Gupta et al. 2000) and their pattern of antigen expression (Cauli et al. 2000), which calls into question previous attempts to classify interneurons using solely these criteria (Kawaguchi and Kubota 1997; Galarreta and Hestrin 1999; Gibson et al. 1999; Amitai et al. 2002).
Next, we turned to the more difficult problem of correlating the magnitude of the changes in PWM scores with the expression fold change.
Its holistic focus containing physical, psycho-spiritual and social dimensions correlates with the problems in menopausal women.
And their findings about teen births, women's status and innovation depend on Scandinavia, a region with a mild and sensible culture that is equally evident among people of Scandinavian stock who live in America.Factors other than inequality are often more strongly correlated with the problems described in the book.
The organizational culture is positively correlated with the problem solving abilities Hp5.
The linear approximation problem of re-projection of a signal represented in one basis onto another basis as addressed in this article, correlates with the problem considered in the compressive sensing (CS) literature [33].
In addition, the variable self-rated health status is in no way correlated with the problem formulation, whether abstract or situational.
PBR and NBR are considered to be correlated and the problem of multicollinearity could occur if these two continuous variables were included in a multivariate model.
No measures were repeated, thus binary logistic regression models were performed to correlate the behavioural and health problems at baseline with frequent alcohol use and initiation of drug use at follow-up.
Communication and interaction problems correlated with language problems (r = 0.42) and deviant play behaviour (r = 0.36); negative emotionality correlated with language problems (r = 0.36), ADHD problems (r = 0.33), and sleep problems (r = 0.33).
By correlating specific health problems to specific abuses, the Johns Hopkins researchers successfully provided evidence useful to human rights monitors, humanitarian workers, and conflict analysts alike.
