Sentence examples for find correlative from inspiring English sources

To date, several attempts have been performed to find correlative relationships between genetic and metabolic diversity in various organisms [ 10- 13].

Importantly, histopathology is performed on mice that are already used for the clinical phenotyping pipeline; hence, omitting histopathology is a missed opportunity to find correlative and/or unique lesions.

Although several attempts have been made to find correlative relationships between genetic and metabolic diversity among natural populations in various organisms, it is still unclear whether it is possible to discover such correlations between each metabolite and the polymorphisms found at each chromosomal location.

Bain sought to find physical correlatives for such abstract concepts as "idea" and "mind" and stressed the need for further investigation of the processes of the brain and the nervous system.

Despite the significant inverse correlation between mir143 and ERK5 expression, the levels of mir143 was not found to correlative with neither tumour parameters nor patient survivals.

Romantic bonding finds its correlative in wild nature, somehow, in isolation and mists and jagged green hills.

Büchner's sombre thoughtfulness finds its correlative onstage in Christopher Oram's spare, crepuscular, high-walled set, with large shuttered windows and a balustrade separating the top half of the back wall from five black doors on the bottom.

We found a correlative increase of FMP21 expression along with the increase in growth rate at high temperature in yeast strains.

And while the authors were careful to emphasize that the relationship they found was correlative, and not necessarily cause and effect, their publication caused quite a stir, as catch shares have been fairly controversial in the U.S.A.

Overexpression of CD73 has been observed in broad types of cancers, and its clinical significance has also been found by correlative analysis (Table 2).

The director, Rufus Norris, finds visual correlatives for the psychic disarray; at one point, the stage becomes a cat's cradle of police tape, the residents all confined, visually and emotionally, to their own reckoning with proceedings that have catapulted them into an unwelcome public eye.