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Furthermore, rather than rely on a single biomarker, clinical outcomes may be better predicted by identification of a cluster of disease-relevant biomarkers which would bring increased correlation with disease progression.

The exchangeable fraction of HMs extracted with 1 M MgCl2 solution according to Tessier's method increased correlation with the dosage of supplemented HMs, then decreased as time went on.

With regard to age, some of the skills showed increased correlation with increases in learners' age (e.g., the correlation between L2 oral language and L2 reading comprehension) whereas others showed decreased correlations with increases in learners' age (e.g., the correlation between L1 decoding and L2 comprehension).

The use of regional surveillance comparisons did not result in increased correlation with virologic surveillance of the subsequent one or two weeks.

The child's birth weight <2,500 g showed increased correlation with gestational age lower than 38 weeks and 3 days (Chi 2 sig 0.002; Spearman's Rho 0.113; OR 3.2 and OR lower 1.5).

It is possible that betatrophin acts as part of a mechanism to compensate for the increased insulin demand in insulin resistant subjects as we can see by the increased correlation with C-peptide in obese subjects compared to non-obese.

Both the left and the right OLF networks in PI also showed trends of increased correlations with the dorsal central areas, the medial motor areas (PCL/SMA), the medial temporal cortex (PHG), and the medial occipital lobes (P < 0.05, uncorrected).

As a result of the mutations in the protease and the NC-p1 substrate, the residues of the hinge regions explicitly mentioned above exhibit increased correlations with the rest of the natural substrate bound protease structures.

As many microarray data analysis programs do not report p-values, a stringent filtering of array data using signal to noise ratios and the coefficient of variation from replicate arrays may yield a final data set of high quality and increased accuracy, and thus, increased correlations with qPCR results.

Finally, detection of (small) GM lesions may help to increase correlation with the clinical status of the patient.

Although the highest training year correlation was in the final year of training, there was no consistent trend of increasing correlation with further training.