Sentence examples for problematic to correlate from inspiring English sources

The measurements in this study, unavoidably, are averages across all cells of the embryo, so it is problematic to correlate a change in gene expression with a lack of change in chromatin modifications: these may be occurring in different cells.

It is thus problematic to correlate the defined "true in vivo wear" obtained by CMM with radiographic measurements of wear that include both articulate and backside wear, and it becomes even more complicated when the first postoperative period is excluded because of theories of creep (Hui et al. 2003).

The use of indicator plants to monitor O3 pollution has proven problematic when trying to correlate the severity of injury to ambient O3 concentration.

The use of indicator plants to monitor air pollutants has proven problematic when trying to correlate the severity of injury to ambient O3 concentration (Heck et al. 1966; Larsen et al. 1993).

Often, Brown says, archaeologists excavating sites with few cultural artifacts use radiocarbon dates to guess which culture they are dealing with, thus creating a "circular process" that could make the team's attempts to correlate culture and climate "problematic".

Cognitive decline has been shown to correlate with factors that are important for the quality of life, such as the occurrence and severity of problematic behaviours [ 33] and activities of daily living [ 34].

"We seem to correlate that with success and achievement.

The homicide rate appears to correlate with Presidential approval ratings.

Wealth and philanthropy tend to correlate.

Geography also continued to correlate with deaths.

It appears to correlate with social background. .