Sentence examples for demonstrable correlation from inspiring English sources

SAT scores have no demonstrable correlation with success in school.

We argue that it is important to base QSAR models and predictions on demonstrable correlations between measured toxicity and molecular qualities, rather than limiting these models to the few cases where there is scientific knowledge of the toxicity mechanism.

There was a negative correlation demonstrable between CD4 count and FOXP3 percentage in the HIV infected group (rho = −0.423 P = 0.044, Figure 3A) but no significant correlation in the control group (Figure 3B).

There was a demonstrable positive correlation where cell lines most sensitive to MIF depletion also had the greatest change in Akt activity and vice versa.

This demonstrable lag is then correlated with learning outcomes.

Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".

The important findings are the correlation of symptoms of RDP with demonstrable pathology and the scarcity of pathology in the patient with no symptoms, and that the identified neuronal populations are part of complex motor and sensory loops.

Interestingly, no significant correlation between any of the four TIL markers and outcome was demonstrable for patients with p16INK4a-positive tumours.

Assays confirmed a perfect correlation between the presence of the gene in the transcriptomic data and demonstrable cellulase activity, thus satisfying the first criteria of functional activity of a horizontally acquired gene.

Thus, the biomarkers may not be so marginal but rather, true correlations of systemic biomarkers with disease burden may be higher, and only demonstrable with better gold standards for measuring the disease.

Even at higher exposure levels, a correlation between perchlorate exposure and changes in serum T3, T4, or TSH levels may not be demonstrable.