In this cross-sectional sample of children with a family history of obesity, we found that PA is a correlate of both fasting-based and OGTT-derived IS indices independent of fitness and SB.
The reduction of the snout in primates is a correlate of the diminution of the sense of smell, or olfaction.
Hair for insulation is a correlate of endothermy, the physiological maintenance of individual temperature independent of environmental temperature.
It has been suggested that the sex difference in 2D:4D arises early in development and that finger ratio is a correlate of prenatal testosterone and oestrogen.
Natural scene luminance distributions typically have positive skew, and for single objects, there is evidence that higher skew is a correlate (but not a guarantee) of glossiness.
So from the cellular level we learn why, for example, cancer risks are based not so much on genetic disposition but on where we live and what we eat, drink and inhale; why some rare cancers are, in fact, contagious; and why aging is "a correlate, not a cause, of most cancers".
That division, as depicted here and now, is a correlate, above all, of success; Clooney plays men of the world ("The American," "Michael Clayton," "Up in the Air") who calibrate their behavior not for emotional well-being but for worldly achievement.
Following the analysis of many landscape metrics, mean shape index was found to be related to the prevalence of infection for 31 villages in 1975 and 1997, at two spatial intervals, suggesting that habitat form is a correlate of disease.
The manipulation of food systems on the part of socio-political elites or high status individuals is but one example of this phenomenon, the appearance of which is a correlate of increased socio-political hierarchy.
These scaffolds compositionally resemble bone but they do not possess important structural attributes such as an ordered arrangement of collagen fibers, which is a correlate to the mechanical properties in bone.
For each and every right there is a correlate duty.
