Sentence examples for poor correlates from inspiring English sources

Unlike the SD, these stimuli were poor correlates of cocaine infusions.

All were poor correlates of disease with the exception of TNF, which is likely to reflect its dual role as a marker of resistance and as a disease correlate.

While Aβ plaques are poor correlates for the clinical symptomatology in AD and Down syndrome patients, soluble oligomers are suggested to be good predictors for synaptic loss [ 29], neurofibrillary tangles [ 30] and clinical phenotype [ 31, 32].

11, 53 Accurate assessment of influenza vaccine effectiveness can be a challenge due to varying case definitions, use of different clinical endpoints, and poor correlates of protection in immunogenicity studies.

Furthermore, demographic and clinical characteristics (such as age, race, ethnicity, education, attendance for clinical appointments, duration of hypertension, coexistent comorbidities) are not or only very poor correlates of adherence and cannot provide accurate prediction of non-adherent behaviour.

80 Accurate assessment of influenza vaccine effectiveness can be a challenge due to varying case definitions of influenza, use of different clinical end points, and poor correlates of protection in immunogenicity studies.

For both groups of TFs, all putative target genes were selected, and enrichment tests performed for genes being targets only of well-correlating TFs (1509 target genes) and only of poor correlating TFs (3783 target genes).

The above relationship, Eq. 10, shows a poor correlating coefficient (R 2) = 0.1509.

Genome size in itself seems to be a poor correlate of phenotypic complexity, a notable result in consideration of the very small genome sizes of these organisms.

Skin test conversion is, however, a poor correlate of BCG induced protection against tuberculosis.

Linear regression between ITBVI-CIpa was r = 0.40 (P < 0.0001) while PAOP poor correlated to CIpa (r = 0.004) (Figs 1 and 2).