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In another study, Furnham and Chamorro-Premuzic (2006) demonstrated that the grammatical reasoning test correlates with the Wonderlic Personnel Test, Raven's Advanced Progressive Matrices (Raven, Court, & Raven, 1977), and General Knowledge Test (Irwing, Cammock, & Lynn, 2001) at.65,.39, and.35, respectively.

The MBRT test correlates with Colony Forming Units (CFU) up to a 1000 live cells as established by plating.

Conclusions: The FAIR test correlates well with a working definition of piriformis syndrome and is a better predictor of successful physical therapy and surgery than the working definition.

As an independent, negative association between PEW and quality of life (QOL) has been demonstrated, establishing which nutrition-related test correlates best with QOL may help to identify how PEW should preferably be assessed.

However, this test correlates strongly with anti-SSA positivity.

In summary, dryness of the skin of the feet assessed by the Neuropad test correlates with foot ulceration.

A 2003 report in Pediatrics said a positive result on a blood allergy test correlated with a real-world food allergy in fewer than half the cases.

THE GMAT STANCE More than 1,800 business schools accept the GMAT, which was designed by business school deans to predict how well applicants would do in their pursuit of an M.B.A. High scores on the test correlate well to success in the first year of business school, says David A. Wilson, head of the Graduate Management Admission Council, which owns the GMAT.

The results of the adhesion test correlated well with the electrochemical data.

Moreover, the bMCU test correlated significantly with another test of conceptual knowledge in Newtonian mechanics, the FCI.

In each case, a high score on the abstract computer test correlated with a successful performance on the computer and play-acting job simulators.