Sentence examples for could find a correlation from inspiring English sources
Despite that the cohort of tumours analysed was not very large, we could find a correlation among clinical history, response to treatment and genomic alterations in two samples (G4 and G11).
We could reproduce these findings and could find a larger correlation of the AQLQ(S) subscales and total score with the objective asthma severity score.
Interestingly, we could find a positive correlation between FOXM1 expression and HER2 status pointing to the potential role of FOXM1 as a new drug target in HER2 resistant breast tumour.
We could find a significant correlation between age and the changes in anxiety (Spearman rho = -.218; p = 0.03), but not between age and the changes in depression (Spearman rho = -.128; p = 0.21).
To this end, we analyzed publicly available microarray data, and searched if we could find a negative correlation between the expression of TET1/ 3 genes and the presence of miR-767-harboring GABRA3 transcripts (probes on microarrays detect both CT- and BT-GABRA3 transcripts).
Contrary to these findings, Mollica [ 10] could not find a correlation with avoidance symptoms.
The second limitation of this retrospective study was that it could not directly provide evidence for the efficacy of CM, but could only find a correlation between using CM and low consumption of western medicine and low cost.
Although PDCs have been described to be involved in the early development of psoriasis [ 14], we could only demonstrate the presence of these cells in incipient lesions, but could not find a correlation with the early development of psoriatic lesions.
We could not find a correlation between patients with good correction of Böhler's angle and high functional score either.
However, we could not find a correlation between the expression level of ABF-2 and the GRAVY scores of the partner proteins.
Also, we could not find a correlation between the time to submit an inappropriate patch and the time to submit a supplementary patch after the rejection of the first patch, tested using Spearman's nonparametric correlation coefficient.
