Sentence examples for tenuous correlation between from inspiring English sources
In light of the tenuous correlation between changes in presidential removal power and the underlying constitutional good of democratic accountability, I argue, removal power questions should be ranked as "political questions" beyond federal court competence.
And the recent heavy spike in Big Apple shootings this summer further illustrates the tenuous correlation between stop-and-frisks and the number of shootings as well as the number of guns taken off the streets.
Significant but tenuous correlation between time spent in sitting and rate pressure product implies that higher sitting time as measured on the Hausa IPAQ-SF is related to poor cardiorespiratory fitness (higher RPP indicates lower cardiorespiratory fitness).
Elevated serum biomarkers may have a tenuous correlation with allergen-driven responses, making their use difficult [29].
However, the ability to correlate changes in RNA stability with changes in protein output is tenuous given the poor correlation between the transcriptomic profiles and proteomic profiles.
Culture of this organism is slow [ 9], and the correlation between culture and infection is tenuous because of the asymptomatic infection caused by M. pneumoniae[ 10, 11].
International comparisons also suggest that the correlation between imprisonment and rates of crime is tenuous.
However, this correlation between sock spacing and sock weight was tenuous over the three-year study period, showing up only in 2002.
For another amino acid, glycine, one of the optimal codons ends with T and the correlation between optimal codon frequency and expression is positive, though tenuous (Spearman ρ = 0.07 and P < 10−).
It is also noteworthy that almost 10 times more genes are changing in spleen compared to the gut or vertebral column pointing to the fact that correlation between developmental stage and impact of the loss of transcription factor in an organ can be at times tenuous.
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