Sentence examples for no strict correlation from inspiring English sources

In the case of different 35S::SRF4, 35S::SRF5, and 35S::SRF7 lines the sterility correlated with increased transgene expression while for 35S::SRF2 and 35S::SRF3 lines no strict correlation could be detected (not shown).

Although no strict correlation was observed, the phylogenetic background of the donor strain and the presence of the sul2 gene appeared as candidates to influence the process.

Thus, within the analyzed FNR variants, there is no strict correlation between the stability of the transient CTCs formation and the rate of the subsequent HT.

All these genes can promote generation of iPSCs to various extents with a trend that high ranking genes markedly enhanced iPSC generation whereas low ranking genes only had slight effect, although there was no strict correlation (Fig. 2D).

We know there is no strict correlation between economics and generosity.

Early reports suggest the 2014 vintage will be one to remember (though experts say there's no strict correlation between drought and quality).

While no strict correlations exist between T-cell subset phenotype and function, there is good evidence that the most polyfunctional CMV-specific T-cell subsets are in the TCM compartment, whereas subsets producing IL-2 are more likely to be in the TNAIVE compartment (Lachmann et al., 2012).

There does not appear to be any strict correlation between basal thermotolerance and that which can be achieved after acclimation.

It is evident that there is no longer a strict correlation between hiring and corporate revenues.

In contrast, for ferritin-1, which is supposed to be induced specifically by H2O2 [ 28], no such strict correlation was observed with the availability of low molecular weight antioxidants or the activity of antioxidant enzymes.

Furthermore, Red-Br-nos caused a loss of the strict correlation between number of centrioles and ploidy, which was clearly not a consequence of failed cytokinesis because a majority of treated cells perished much earlier, that is, in metaphase.