Sentence examples for soon correlated from inspiring English sources
Moreover, prehospital ETI was soon correlated with positive outcomes particularly in the most dire of circumstances [ 7, 8, 15].
Longnecker et al. (1999), reported that organochlorine levels assayed across all trimesters of pregnancy and soon after delivery were highly correlated, indicating that the time when samples are collected over the 9 months of pregnancy is not critical.
Soon I realised my alien feelings and thoughts only came late at night, and I soon came to notice that they correlated themselves with the phases of our lifeless moon.
Basal body temperature (BBT) rises soon after ovulation and is well correlated with the estimated day of ovulation (EDO) based on gold standard markers (including follicular ultrasound and serum hormonal measures), but cannot prospectively identify when ovulation is imminent [ 28].
[18F]FLT SUV has been shown to be highly correlated to vascular fraction and perfusion/permeability soon after tracer injection [16].
Quantitative expression divergence can occur soon after WGD and with a magnitude that is not correlated with the rate of protein sequence divergence.
A significant increase in morphological anomalies was observed as soon as 7 days post-ovulation (dpo), though this effect was not correlated with decreased survival.
Indeed, both nigrostriatal and corticostriatal axons continue to selectively target striosomes until soon after P10, which correlates well with the time at which the CSPG-related clusters disappear [7], [32].
Initial expectations that medal tallies would be closely correlated with the population and per-capita wealth of a country were soon dashed.
Shoemaker has called this alteration as 'oxygen debt' and has demonstrated that patient outcome is directed correlated to it and that this oxygen debt must be extinguished as soon as possible.
Abbot soon persuaded himself that sizeable variations had been detected by his staff and that they correlated with variations in the Earth's weather.
