Of course, it's impossible to pinpoint the correlation between a condensed schedule and the slew of injuries.
This test was taken in Chengdu outdoor environment and has a significant meaning of pinpointing the correlation between the environmental temperature and providing a statistical method for analysis of track slab's temperature load.
On the other hand, a recent report pinpointed a correlation between the pain threshold in adults affected by migraine and the sleep pressure, suggesting that migraineurs on the average tend to suffer from a relative sleep deprivation and need more sleep than healthy controls [54].
This last is not easy to pinpoint -- the correlation between poverty and militancy is not a simple one -- but, well, Trotsky himself wrote fondly of the $18-a-month 18-a-monthin the East Bronx where he and his family lived briefly in 1917.
We further explored the differential expressions of three of the proteins, namely, sICAM-1, HSP70 and SAA, by ELISA at serum and IHC at tissue, though more work should be completed to pinpoint the direct correlation between serum level of sICAM and HSP70 and their expression level in the tissues.
Super computers run through trillions of possible hypotheses at once and pinpoint patterns and correlations that may suggest solutions for some of the world's most vexing medical problems.
However, for better correlation and to pinpoint the seismic event with anomaly, longer periods of data collection along with measurements of other carrier and trace gases (like thoron).
Such correlations can potentially pinpoint active connections particularly when taking time dynamics into consideration.
Correlation analyses of the phenotypic data pinpointed to a highly significant, positive correlation between BI and SG.
The dimensions yielded intuitively interpretable patterns of correlation, which seem to adequately pinpoint the essence of what musically characterize the concepts under investigation in this study (i.e. adjectives, nouns, instruments, temporal references and verbs).
