Sentence examples for have close correlation from inspiring English sources
The propagation of pressure wave that causes the generation of various stresses in laminate due to projectile impact has been discussed and the numerical results thus obtained in terms of residual velocities and damage have been found to have close correlation with the experimental results.
Sf values of all the sub-watersheds have close correlation with Dd indicating the increase in stream population with respect to increase in drainage density.
Drainage frequency values of all the sub-watersheds have close correlation with drainage density indicating the increase in stream population with respect to increase in drainage density.
Visceral fat, especially EF has been shown to have close correlation with insulin resistance [ 5].
As one of the important members in the large Wnt family, Wnt5a has been shown to have close correlation with various cancers [ 13– 18] 18].
Specifically, the sole α targets of SCO3217 have a higher absolute correlation with SCO3217 than with SCO5881, and vice versa, while complete β targets have closer correlation coefficients.
Markers of inflammation, angiogenesis and the cooperative MYC oncogene, who have closer correlation with HIF-1α, seem to be better for prognostic stratification, suggesting that HIF-1α was one of the most crucial factors in HCC progression.
Having close correlation to the inherent elasticity and real molecular structure of the polymer, QM-FJC and QM-FRC are emerging as structure relevant models.
These results strongly support our hypothesis that elevated APP expression has close correlation with tumor cell growth and progression.
Close observation reveals that the cell movement had close correlation to its location relative to that of the fluorescein boundary which roughly separated the acidic and basic regions.
Among the metabolic parameters obtained with F-FDG PET scanning, the HF, which had close correlation with the MTV, was the best prognostic factor for predicting the OS in IDC patients.
