However, lower values of diffusion coefficient of Mn2+ ions could correlate the data with smaller fractions of Mn2+ ions.
The rise in thefts could correlate to the spread of high-end smart phones, transit officials said.
If the same trial took place today, she said, the technology would be newer but the argument the same: a neuroscientist would say that parts of Hinckley's brain has traits that some scientific papers could correlate with some mental disorder.
And infused, beyond even this, with a tantalising sense that, if only he could correlate it all, plot the whole system out, some universal "master-meaning" would emerge, bathing both him and his readers in an all-consuming, epiphanic grace.
Dr. Kraal and her colleagues, Maurits van Dijk, George Postma and Maarten G. Kleinhans later repeated the experiments more rigorously so they could correlate their sandbox results with the Martian terrain.
Future in vitro results could correlate the results obtained with such finite element study to explain the influence of mechanical stimuli on cell behaviour.
Using the partner elongation module TycB1 to form a dipeptide product, we could correlate the ability to form covalent crosslinks with the functional module interaction.
All catalysts chiefly contained Lewis acidity which was related to iron content and zirconium modification and could correlate well with catalytic activity.
Mutations can induce senescence and apoptosis, and this can result in a reduction of the number of functioning tissue cells which could correlate with tissue aging.
In fact, two of the various measures of quality and mortality cited in the articles actually seemed to show that more spending could correlate to better care.
The van was also equipped with a Global Positioning System receiver, a camera, and a speedometer, so researchers could correlate the measured emissions with each vehicle's characteristics and with driving conditions.
