Sentence examples for firm correlation from inspiring English sources
Consequently ultrasound propagation is used to estimate the depth, by the firm correlation between wave transmission and damage characteristics.
Taken together, these data show a firm correlation between strong activation of IRE1α and the degradation of insulin mRNA independent of glucose concentration.
Despite significant differences in these parameters amongst the cell lines, a firm correlation between radiocurability and any individual radiobiological parameter could not be established.
However, establishment of a firm correlation between the genotype and sensitivity to the chemical induction methods would require more detailed studies.
In this case, only physical separation of the complexes will allow the establishment of a firm correlation of physical parameters with transfection efficiency.
A firm correlation between the conserved new IP motif in pol γ-α and the M loop of pol γ-β occurs only for vertebrate species; the absence of both structural elements is firmly correlated only for insects and tunicates.
Overall, it must be concluded that the magnetic response of a system to an inert coating is rather complex and system specific, so that no firm correlations can be established at present.
We used a more stable, sequence-based typing method, multispacer sequence typing (MST), on samples from humans and a group of ruminant animals (goats, sheep, and cattle) to establish a firmer correlation between Q fever cases in humans and animals (7 ).
In our investigation we found the expression of FOXG1 strikingly in contrast with the expression of MECP2 in the brain, but we could not get firm negative correlation for this observation of discordance in expression.
For tumours associated with germline mutation of BRCA-2, an association with lobular carcinomas (Armes et al, 1999) has been suggested but since then no firm morphological correlation has been proven.
We present data on nine novel heteroplasmic mt-tRNA variants, each resulting in a different clinical phenotype, highlighting the lack of a firm genotype phenotype correlation in mt-tRNA disease.
