Sentence examples for has to correlate from inspiring English sources
The objective is to develop a real-time-capable model, able to simulate the behavior of a driveline containing elastomer components: the engineered rubber model has to correlate stretch to stress, the mechanical behavior being represented by means of a hysteresis cycle.
It was our initial assumption that although the increase in cartilage thickness has to correlate with the increase in animal size e.g. goat cartilage is thicker than rats; it is unlikely that cell density will differ when we consider that the size of chondrocyte of any mammal should remain similar, especially in quadrupeds [ 15, 18].
The opinion does not have to correlate to your opinion but that does not make it wrong.
Noticeably, studies aimed at the identification of candidate disease biomarkers have to correlate findings not only with disease state but also with patients' treatment, as T-lymphocytes are modified by dopaminergic therapy13.
I mean powerful in that it matches the kind of errors and difficulties that humans have, which shouldn't be at all surprising [INAUDIBLE] because the human has neurons in his head that somewhere have to correlate with his performance.
Microsoft today reported earnings for its first fiscal quarter of 2017 (because fiscal quarters don't have to correlate with the all-governing force of time).
However, the extent of a chest wall injury does not have to correlate with the injuries of the intrathoracic organs.
In addition, biochemical disturbances do not have to correlate simultaneously with organ lesions, in contrast to the claims of Doull et al. [44] in defence of Monsanto.
"It's the only thing that's changed recently, so you kind of have to correlate those two items together," besides the weather, said Leslie Griffin, a scientist with Heal the Bay.
Obviously, the HLA binding affinity does not have to correlate directly with immunogenicity or antiviral CTL response.
