Sentence examples for in fact correlate from inspiring English sources

We have also noticed that these dual seeding-inhibitory tendencies seen in vitro with some proteins may not in fact correlate with their net mineralizing effect seen in vivo (Table 1).

Thus, future studies will have to confirm that either tumor angiogenesis or higher malignancy in gliomas in fact correlate with the amount of integrin αvβ3 expression.

That danger can be addressed by rigorous studies in people to ensure that the presence or absence of our proposed condition C does in fact correlate with the presence or absence of consciousness as measured by verbal report.

Convergent validity analyses seek to determine whether two measures, hypothesized to measure the same construct, do in fact correlate, and moderate, statistically significant correlations in the expected direction support convergent validity.

However, it has been shown in a previous study that operator confidence does in fact correlate with more accurate ultrasounds [4].

Persisting high levels of IL-6, in fact, correlate with poor outcome in sepsis, and its concentration correlates with the concentration of other inflammation markers.

The receiver delays the first pulse by the delay D, multiplies it with the second pulse, and integrates the result over one delay length, which in fact correlates the two pulses.

(1997); an increased fear of suffering a burglary was in fact correlated with the risk of suffering one Borooah and Carcach (1997); and minorities tend to be more fearful Brunton-Smith and Sturgis (2011).

The two measures of genetic robustness are, in fact, correlated with one another after removing the effects of ER.

However, our analyses revealed that demographic factors in fact correlated strongly with prefixing versus suffixing strategies in a range of linguistic domains and we include these additional analyses below.

Chlorophyll-a increased even as nutrients decreased, and was in fact correlated to North Sea SST, transparency and inflow [67], suggesting that phytoplankton biomass is driven more by climate and water circulation than by food availability (as indicated by nutrient concentration).