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For exploring the correlation of the neighbor pixels/samples adequately, in [21], a non-integer prediction error expansion embedding method was proposed.

This study is one of the first studies towards exploring the correlation of gene expression patterns and projection target specificity at a brain-wide scale.

We thus tried further exploring the correlation of the observed stress protection with the HSPs that are present before the stress treatments.

Based on these results, we performed additional statistical studies exploring the correlation of fibrinolytic factors (activity and mass), fibrinogen, and cell adhesion molecules with the development of complications after adjustment for conventional risk factors.

To identify reliable prognostic markers, future MS research will need to focus on large longitudinal observational studies and clinical trials exploring the correlation of unconventional MRI measures and selected CSF proteins with the development of irreversible neurological disability.

Table  2 shows the details.> The convergent validity was established by exploring the correlations of the subscales with the domains of the Hospital and Anxiety Scale.

The finite element method verified by the experimental results can be further applied to systemically explore the correlation of the behavior of chloride dispersion with specific crack width.

This paper presents a parameter analysis method to solve the parameter uncertainty problem for hybrid system and explore the correlation of key parameters for distributed control system.

This study was to determinate the expression of Tspan5 in tubal ectopic pregnancy and to explore the correlation of the expressive level of Tspan5 at maternal-fetal interface and the occurrence of tubal ectopic pregnancy.

The aim of this study is to explore the correlation of laboratory data, hormone peptides, and quality of life with different traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) syndrome groups in type 2 diabetes patients.

It explores the correlation of the desire to be in close proximity to urban green space to engage in recreational activities (the need for recreation) related to residents' demographic and socio-economic factors: gender, education, monthly income and dwelling location.