Sentence examples for predictably correlated with from inspiring English sources

If molecular entities in serum could be identified on the basis that they are predictably correlated with the future development of breast cancer, then a reduction in the VIEB level could serve as evidence of a preventive effect.

Besides its generic character, we felt that a potentially useful PROM should have high relevance for primary care patients (indicated by good response rates), have potential to discriminate between care providers (indicated by absence of highly skewed distributions), show responsiveness to change of patients' symptoms over time, and be predictably correlated with other measures.

For our purposes, however, we prefer Rydex Inverse S&P 500 fund because its performance is predictably correlated to the index.

In addition to PYY's ability to slow gastric emptying and regulate satiety and glucose homeostasis, it also mediates mucosal responses to Gpr119 stimulation in the small intestine, where efficacy is predictably reduced, correlating with the lower L cell frequency in this region relative to the distal bowel (Arantes and Nogueira, 1997; Sundler et al., 1993).

Predictably, the level of glucose was lower in rapidly proliferating cancers whereas lactate was positively correlated with proliferation.

Extroversion correlated with "bar", while neurotics were found to use the words "awful", "lazy" and, somewhat predictably, "depressing".

It's also disproportionately correlated with divorce.

Second, inequality is correlated with violent crime.

Corruption is commonly correlated with war.

"It's highly correlated with age".

Size is correlated with time.