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In human studies, masticatory muscle size and activity are especially correlated with facial bone structure [11, 12].

A glance at the right wall reveals two moments especially correlated with accurate reading: one between frames 5 and 10 and the other between frames 19 and 21.

The high occurrence-preference R2s for these three groups indicate that motif preferences affect the whole-genome occurrence of encoded amino acids, i.e., not only that of codons, with the occurrences of the 6-fold-degenerate amino acids Leu, Ser, and Arg being especially correlated with the three corresponding sums of six motif preferences each.

Also, a 7% fall in bodyweight and 14% fall in fat mass due to sibutramine was associated with improved insulin resistance and a rise in adiponectin which was especially correlated with the decrease in visceral adipose tissue area [ 43].

The gelatinase MMP-9 has been especially correlated with the infiltration and metastasis of leukemia cells; where it has been reported, both in vitro and in vivo, that high MMP-9 expression levels are associated with clinically aggressive tumors and worse prognosis of non-Hodgkin's lymphomas (NHL) [ 28].

This may probably reflect the difficulty of sampling fish at different developmental stages in the wild and, especially, correlating environmental variables during critical thermosensitive periods with resulting sex ratios when adults.

These types of resection analyses may help to refine surgical technique, especially when correlated with clinical follow-up metrics.

Status epilepticus, a continuous seizure or multiple seizures in rapid succession, is especially strongly correlated with the development of PTE; status seizures occur in 6% of all TBIs but are associated with PTE 42% of the time, and quickly halting a status seizure reduces chances of PTE development.

Studying interactions within neural networks thus contributes to elaborate the ever growing scope of understanding the processes underlying reading, especially when correlated to off-line performances.

We expect these expression profiles may provide a better understanding of the mechanisms behind asbestos-associated disease, especially when correlated with gene expression data and CGH array data from asbestos-exposed lung cancer and mesothelioma patients [ 6, 8- 10, 36- 39].

It could be shown that GALNT6 especially is correlated to a small tumour size and low grading, meaning that small, still good differentiated tumours are glycosylated, and thus glycosylation is a marker for a good prognosis for therapy and outcome.