Collinearity has been initially defined for non-fragmented Hox clusters as a correlation between the physical order of Hox genes in the genome and their expression domains along the antero-posterior axis of bilaterian animals [52], "cis-collinearity" according to Duboule [53].
The correlation between levels of fragmented and total IGFBP-3 was very high (r = 0.967; P < 0.0001).
Although no clear correlation between RNA fragmentation and CT value was observed, the most fragmented RNA sample (4yr –b, lane 6 in Fig. 5a) gave the poorest PCR results.
Western blot analysis revealed that the different IFP fragments lacking peptides accumulated to similar extents and did not reveal a strong correlation between near-infrared emission and the relative expression of the different fragmented variants lacking fusion to peptides.
In contrast to these observations, Ebner et al. (2000) have found a strong correlation between all observed morphological features of PB1 (intact versus rough surface, fragmented or enlarged) and fertilization rates/embryo quality.
There are grounds to think that, for goods within a fragmented international production structure, this concept suffers from the same limitation in evaluating export quality as the correlation between per-capita income and export composition.
At present, it is unclear, whether our observation of fragmented and small NMJs in dilute mice could partially explain their severe locomotor defects, in particular because previously also a correlation between aetiopathology and functional defects in the cerebellum of myosin Va deficient mice and rats was described [27], [45], [46], [but see for conflicting results 47], [48].
There's no correlation between the two".
I found correlation between all three.
The correlation coefficient, r, measures the extent of the correlation between two variables.
