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As we all know, thermal conductivity not only correlates with material composition, but also depends on crystal structure [19, 20].

This analytical study not only correlates interfacial dissipation in piezoelectric block resonators to the design parameters of such devices, but also establishes the correlation between continuum mechanics and materials science pertaining to interfacial dissipation.

In fact, this parameter not only correlates with an important pulmonary function index (DLCO/AV), but also with SSc skin score, SSc severity index, and with the presence of digital skin ulcers.

While the observed association between trait anhedonia and performance on the EEfRT provides evidence for the construct validity of the paradigm, it will eventually need to be shown that the task not only correlates with anhedonic symptoms, but demonstrates incremental validity and utility over and beyond existing self-report measures.

6 However, the prevalence of MS not only correlates with latitude but also with national cow's milk consumption.

General immune activation not only correlates with progression of immunodeficiency, but also with neurological complications of HIV infection.

Kawashiri et al. found that PDUS scores not only correlated with composite disease activity indices, but also positively correlated with serum biomarkers such as MMP-3, VEGF, and tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinases-1 (TIMP-1).

The selectivity to DCAN is not only correlate with the Pd particle average size, but also correlate with distribution of Pd particles sizes.

Impedance measurements not only correlated with the diagnosis from liver biopsy specimen (r=0.84, P<0.0001) but also exemplified the severity of histological acute rejection.

It should also be mentioned that left-skewed histograms do not only correlate with injection time, as demonstrated in the Additional file 1.

Our findings not only correlate with those obtained from culturing methods, but also broaden the diversity of genes involved in the process.