Sentence examples for of which correlates from inspiring English sources

At higher fluences an anomalous profile component appears, the width of which correlates well with the ion projected range.

An important determinant of IVT mRNA potency is the 3′ polyadenosine (poly(A)) tail, the length of which correlates with translational efficiency.

The developed composite scaffold facilitated new cell attachment, growth, and proliferation on its surface, all of which correlates with good osteoconductive properties.

The development of ACLF occurs in the setting of a systemic inflammation, the severity of which correlates with the number of organ failures and mortality.

Over time, such thermally driven stochastic activity can collectively lead to a global gauge shearing, the location of which correlates with regions of low icosahedral content with lower coordination and higher density.

In literature, the authors have reported several candidates on the role of surface defects which can create similar radiative recombination states: ESR centers P′ce and P′h, concentration of which correlates with the intensity of the red PL band [26], silanol groups Si = O [27], complexes SiH x (x = 1, 2) [28].

Most other gene products, the patterns of which correlated with their targeting microRNAs, exhibited similar negative correlation (r = −0.2 to −0.4) (data not shown).

Moreover, we recognized the positive correlation between L-PGDS and t-tau, both of which correlated positively with the callosal angle and age of ventriculomegalic patients.

Cities that encourage social interaction foster greater levels of creativity and trust, both of which correlate with GDP growth.

The group found that humans fall into one of three categories called enterotypes none of which correlate to age, race, or gender.

The group found that humans fall into one of three categories — called enterotypes — none of which correlate to age, race, or gender.