Sentence examples for marginal correlation of from inspiring English sources

Comparing the vascular plant species numbers from large-scale surveys (sampling areas about 35 km2), like the floristic mapping of Austria [57], or derived indices [58], with the species number of the BINATS test areas revealed only a marginal correlation of diversity patterns across scales.

There was a marginal correlation of FVC with the number of perivascular CD4 cells (Fig.  4).

Analysis of the disease-specific OS showed a marginal correlation of vatalanib administration in cases with high pVEGFR2/KDR VD (cutoff the 66th percentile; P=0.07), but there was no association in cases with high CD31+ VD.

Apart from a marginal correlation of increasing serum levels of MAGE-A2 with lymph node metastases, the serum levels of MAGE-A and BORIS mRNA were not associated with the clinicopathological parameters of breast cancer patients in our cohort.

Interestingly, although several of the less-polar ecdysteroids could inhibit the function of ABCB1, this inhibition was moderate or negligible and only a very marginal correlation to the strength of synergism with doxorubicin could be found [ 7].

In that study, where we used the indICAs ROI selection method only, we found a global decrease of marginal correlation and a decrease of partial correlation that was limited to a few pairs of regions.

After adjusting for the number of epimutations, the marginal correlation between skewing of XCI and aging was not significant yet.

By "best", we here mean that the method yielded results that showed the greatest difference between the rest and the working memory tasks in terms of both the functional connectivity measures (integration and marginal correlation) and the part of variance that could be accounted for by the task (as opposed to between-subject variability).

In stroke patients, quality of cognitive functions is correlated with the frequency and length of stride walk, while the marginal correlation exists with the performance of FAC test, STEP test, and speed walk (Table 2(a)).

This observation is in agreement with the marginal correlation between EGFR and the combination of both nuclear and cytoplasmic FABP7 immunoreactivity in our 61 specimens (p = 0.033).

There is only a marginal correlation between physical pathology and self-report of pain in people able to self-report.