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Similarly, in many settings CD4+ T-cell counts may correlate poorly with viral replication [1].

For large populations with constant sizes, nearly neutral markers such as isozymes may correlate poorly with traits under selection (Reed and Frankham 2003).

In other inflammatory conditions affecting the bowel, symptoms and measures of disease activity may correlate poorly (Yoshida, 1999) and there has been little research to determine how endoscopic or radiological appearances relate to bowel function.

The breath test may be of limited use in the diagnosis of fructose intolerance in an individual patient because the results may correlate poorly with the induction of symptoms (Riby et al., 1993).

Finally, unlike urea, higher molecular weight metabolites will interact significantly with the dialyzer membrane, similarly other substances which significantly bind to plasma proteins may be relatively retained in the plasma, in these cases changes in effluent flow rate may correlate poorly with changes in solute clearance.

In addition, the subjective complaints of the patients may have correlated poorly with objective radiologic evidence because of the complexity of the brain (Hsiao et al, 2010).

Other nuclear antigens, such as proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA), have been investigated, but appear to correlate poorly with Ki67 and mitotic count so may be of more limited use in assessing proliferation [ 23].

Evaluation of solid-phase gastric emptying using double-isotope scintigraphy may be done if symptoms are suggestive, but test results often correlate poorly with symptoms.

3-D imaging may provide information regarding the extent of the mucosal disease, but findings correlate poorly with clinical signs and symptoms [55 57].

"The SAT has long been shown to correlate poorly with academic success," he said.

Unfortunately, the results began to correlate poorly in clinical situations.