Sentence examples for has a poor correlation with from inspiring English sources
It might be the case that one particular degree has a poor correlation with GRACE but the following ones correlate well; therefore, this column intends to give more context to the second column (which by itself might not be sufficiently descriptive for the agreement between Swarm and GRACE at a particular month).
The finding of tall thyroidal epithelium with scattered papillary infoldings, which is frequently found in struma ovarii, has a poor correlation with the presence of clinical thyrotoxicosis [ 7].
It is, however, well known that the FEV1 has a poor correlation with almost all patient reported outcomes in COPD and therefore the impact the disease has on the patient [ 5].
However, the static measurement of IVC diameter has a poor correlation with the patient's individual response to fluid resuscitation, especially in children in whom the IVC diameter is related to their weight and height [ 37].
It is therefore necessary to focus on more than just airway obstruction, as measured by the forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV1), which has a poor correlation with many patient reported outcomes in COPD [ 4].
Current guidelines, among which the Dutch, have so far based their management strategy mainly on lung function impairment as measured by FEV1, while it is well known that FEV1 has a poor correlation with almost all features of COPD that matter to patients.
Finally, given that Pv-aCO2/Ca-vO2 only had a poor correlation with RQ and a different physiologic behavior, it seems to be an inadequate surrogate for RQ.
In such results, the behavior in attenuation of peak amplitude with distance may have a poor correlation with local site effects because the data used at that time was limited to a specific condition.
Other groups also reported that ELISPOT and ICC values for IFN-γ had a poor correlation with protection [40] [43].
Assessment by structural imaging has known limitations and also may have a poor correlation with pathologic response in NSCLC (Martini et al, 1988).
Laboratory L had a poor correlation, with a coefficient of 0.439, as both of the assays gave a narrow titer range (<10 to 160) across the serum panel.
