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Clinical decisions are often made by correlating a patient's symptom distribution and imaging with sensory dermatomal maps.

The evaluation was made by correlating both measured porosity and compressive strength of oilwell cement at different curing conditions and water to cement ratios.

The new pn array B ij is made by correlating the i th and j th arrays of A: {B}_{i j}=frac{1}{p}{A}_iotimes {A}_j (4).

In the present study a step towards scaffolds with tuned degradation rates was made by correlating the lactide to glycolide ratio of the PLGA part of ternary composite scaffolds with the resulting hydrolysis kinetics.

Consequently, an estimation of the risk for fracture is made by correlating relative density or mineral density at a skeletal site with statistics of fracture occurrence, which provides limited and partial indications on fracture risks.

Calculations were made by correlating measured values with (-hexosaminidase release of Triton X-100 (Sigma) stimulated cells, which was set 100%.

Such a prediction could not have been made by simply correlating mutations with disease phenotype.

There is evidence that 12-HPETE, the metabolite of arachidonate made by ALOX12 correlates with synthesis of catecholamine.

For the moment, we should be giving ourselves a chance to make the diagnosis by correlating the troponin test with other tests – certainly the ECG – in all patients.

Attractiveness ratings made by these women were correlated with independent ratings of masculinity and symmetry provided by different sets of raters.

We found that the predictions made by RNAcode are highly correlated with experimentally validated proteins.