Sentence examples for provides a better correlation from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that the use of several probes to estimate polysomy provides a better correlation with FISH than when only the HER2 copy number is used.

Based on these results, it would appear that the ability of minerals to induce lipid peroxidation provides a better correlation with known cytotoxicity and pathogenicity of minerals than does their ability to generate oxygen radicals.

Pseudo-second-order kinetic model provided a better correlation for the experimental data.

Kinetic study showed that the pseudo-second-order model provided a better correlation of experimental data.

The result indicated that, compared with the pseudo-second-order model, the pseudo-first-order model provided a better correlation for the adsorption of dyes on Tb-RGO.

Several of the most common multiaxial fatigue criteria were used to determine an equivalent uniaxial fatigue damage parameter for all the specimens that were tested experimentally and to determine which criteria provide a better correlation to the experimental results.

More likely, a panel of several markers potentially at different times post-injury will provide a better correlation with injury severity.

In an earlier study we have demonstrated that bone marrow parasite density is the most reliable parasitological marker by which to decode the clinical status of CVL, since this organ provided a better correlation between parasite density and clinical form compared with the spleen, lymph node, skin or liver [5].

Finally, it may be assumed that transponders inserted deeply into skeletal musculature may provide a better correlation to rectal recordings as such a position is likely to be protected by the influence of the ambient temperature.

Consequently, there is substantial interest in identifying alternative Pb biomarker matrices such as plasma/serum, saliva, bone, teeth, feces, and urine (Barbosa et al. 2005), which might provide a better correlation with adverse health outcomes.

It has also been shown to provide a better correlation with survival vs conventional staging (Dunagan et al, 2001; Kalff et al, 2001; Hoekstra et al, 2003; MacManus et al, 2003).