The highly modified and morphological diverse pharyngeal jaw apparatus, for example, correlates with the diversity in foraging strategies exploited by the different cichlid species [ 27- 29].
For example, correlating school data with transport information and tax returns may show that academic performance depends less on income than the amount of time parents spend with their brats.Over the next few months federal agencies must make an inventory of their data and prioritise their release.
One may think of, for example, correlating complex polymer and surfactant mixtures for some drug delivery system.
A SNP in the gene b1, for example, correlated with PC1 largely made up of temperature and altitude among mexicana populations.
Measuring Google searches for the word "pistol" in Idaho, for example, correlated with government data on how many people were getting background checks to buy guns.
The commonly employed Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS), for example, correlates with subjective complaints of sleepiness but not with objective measures obtained from Multiple Sleep Latency Tests [5], [6].
Altered expression of EMT-related biomarker p120 catenin from membrane to cytoplasm, for example, correlated with a shortened overall survival time, elevated tumour stage and lymph node metastasis in colon cancer (Bellovin et al, 2005).
For example, we correlate the orientation of the magnetization vector, relative to a specific crystallographic axis, to the angular coordinates of the most probable location in a probability landscape of this anisotropic system.
Over the last two decades, some examples have correlated the emerging of RE activity in the genome with a stress mediated reaction: Tnt1 and Tto1 in Nicotiana and Tos17 in rice showed stress-induced (by tissue culture) transcription and transposition [ 7- 10], while these elements were not transcribed in standard culture conditions.
In plane crashes, for example, they must correlate the time-stamped events on a flight data recorder or a cockpit voice recorder with the clock on a radar record or the time as recorded in tapes of air-to-ground communications.
