Sentence examples for correlation documented from inspiring English sources

Redistribution of LpPLA2 to HDL is difficult to invoke as an explanation for our results, however, given the nonexistent correlation documented between LpPLA2 mass and HDL.

61 62 Although this is unlikely to be a key concern for temperature given the high correlation documented between the Central England Temperature data series and the temperature at individual weather stations, 63 it illustrates that residual confounding from unknown factors might remain.

Indeed, the experts criticizing Alicia Silverstone for her premastication practices as unsanitary do have a technical point, but because of the absence of extensive clinical studies, most of these facts are based on careful correlations documented in third-world countries with disease profiles that are much more dangerous than what we have here in the United States.

Whether an acute phase reaction could correlate to the shortening of aPTT as in humans [ 27] was investigated here by looking for a correlation between CRP and aPTT, but no correlation was documented.

A negative correlation was documented between the extent of the bias deviation and the semantic distance.

A similar correlation was documented by Mochtar et al for patients with a symptomatic benign prostate.

Once good correlation was documented with sample images, the graders independently analysed the 236 UWFA images included in the study.

The combination of scores for surface topography, porosity and osteophyte formation also produced a significant correlation with documented ages-at-death in both sexes (Table 5).

Also in this study, a weak positive correlation was documented between the atrophy ratio and the operating time only in posterior surgery, particularly nonfusion surgery.

A moderate positive correlation was documented between the CPA TIME, EVLW (r = 0.36, P < 0.001) and PVPI (r = 0.43, P < 0.001) in all 106 patients.

Close correlations were documented between cerebral O2 consumptions and mental function, including depression and dementia [ 17, 18].