Sentence examples for it's correlation from inspiring English sources

Notably, MELK expression is strongly correlated with cell proliferation, e.g., it's correlation with PCNA expression in the above-mentioned cell proliferation signature is 10th of the total 129 genes (Venet et al., 2011).

Correct, it's correlation (of loss of binding site and loss of expression of the transcription factor that binds), not causality, so the interpretation is indeed just a plausible suggestion.

In our study, medical students reported a higher level of perceived stress, which was significantly higher among female students, but it's correlation with self-reported academic performance was not significant.

Validation of the NVS-UK was assessed by comparing its performance to that of an accepted standard measure of health literacy, the TOFHLA [ 16, 18], including the area under the Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve, and it's correlation with education qualification attainment.

Although cefepime plasma levels of more than 22 mg/L have been found to be predictive of neurotoxicity, it's correlation with therapeutic monitoring is far from clear as target trough concentrations have not been established and the stability of the drug itself in plasma is uncertain [ 11, 12].

"Doing business with the department stores has gotten worse over time, and I think it's in correlation to their balance sheets," one clothing manufacturer said.

"It's a correlation to how the team did last year.

It's a correlation The Trevor Project, a US suicide prevention helpline for LBGQT teens, have been vocal about in recent months.

It's a correlation the Trevor Project, a US suicide-prevention helpline for LBGTQ teens, has been vocal about in recent months.

It's a correlation The Trevor Project, a US suicide prevention helpline for LBGQT teens, have been vocal about in recent months.  .

It's a correlation that bothers Patel, who considers his character to be more Australian than he is Indian.