Sentence examples for general correlated from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, the PL intensity is, in general, correlated to the I V) characteristic curves.
The results on luciferase expression, in general, correlated well with virus titers in the different tissues (Figure 4B).
Third, for a given strategy, the health effects and the costs are, in general, correlated.
This study identified that education is in general correlated with better health outcomes, as much previous research has found.
Loss or disruption of sarcolemmal nNOS expression has earlier been detected in patients with various neuromuscular diseases and is in general correlated with disease progression [ 27– 33, 33, 49, 50].
Furthermore, although tolerances were in general correlated with the typical habitat temperatures of the species, even O. pardalina larvae inhabiting cold springs with constant temperature regime (5 - 10°C), significantly exceeded all Drosophila species in tolerance and exhibited a huge gap between the natural temperatures (5 - 10°C) and the critical temperature (43°C).
A method's performance also varies between localization sites and, in general, correlates with the amount of training data available for a given localization.
Education, be it specific or general, generally correlates positively with the adoption of CA practices, notwithstanding some findings of insignificance or even negative correlation (Rahm and Huffman, 1984; Marra and Ssali, 1990; Warriner and Moul, 1992).
In any event, if the quality of care for one type of condition correlates with care in general, and if care in general correlates with outcome, then there should be a correlation between care for one condition and outcomes over many conditions.
Steven J. Davis, a labor economist at the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, says wages of college-educated workers in general correlate to some degree with movements in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
The calculated hydrogen consumption and the enhanced reduction of ceria surface layers in general correlate with the activities of the catalysts.
