Sentence examples for indirectly correlated from inspiring English sources

For instance, replication origins may be indirectly correlated with breakpoints by being directly correlated with tRNAs, which are in turn directly correlated to breakpoints.

The improvements in the tensile strength were directly correlated to changes in elongation at break and indirectly correlated to the fracture initiation area.

Metabolites are directly or indirectly correlated to other metabolites in metabolic networks and other direct or indirect correlations between metabolites and other biochemicals are central to the regulation of biological systems.

These properties have been directly or indirectly correlated with their biocontrol activity of the two endophytes (Ozaktan et al. 2015).

Growth rate and the capacity to re-oxidise NADH are closely related and thus FI will always be indirectly correlated to growth rate.

As noted earlier in the results, stem size is most correlated with femoral head diameter, and is thus indirectly correlated to cortical distance.

Alternatively, phenotypic variation among populations may arise indirectly through correlated responses to selection on other traits [ 7, 8].

Therefore, ipsilateral cerebellar correlations could arise indirectly via the correlated contralateral neocortex.

In a recent study by Piersma et al (2007) the presence of intratumoural CD8+ cells in cervical cancer correlated with the lack of pelvic lymph node spread and therefore correlated indirectly with prognosis.

This is probably a reflection of the lower numbers of animals available with y values for this trait, which in turn is due to this trait being indirectly predicted from correlated traits.

In an earlier sepsis population [ 15] and other patient groups [ 16, 17], heart rate was indirectly or directly correlated with mortality, so the association between the mean heart rate during the shock period and 28-day mortality was evaluated in this study population using the same adjusted logistic regression model.