Sentence examples for the elevated correlation from inspiring English sources

Thus, the above analyses strongly suggests that the elevated correlation is indeed derived from these intensity-invariant cells during the reactivation time points detected by MDA methods.

In regards to the Greek translation, the internal validity of the applied questionnaire was high among both patients with COPD and healthy volunteers, while the elevated correlations between the CCQ's domains indicate a homogenized questionnaire.

The less elevated correlation was observed using CRP/ALB (R = 0.78).

Furthermore, over extended exposure to the same novel track, these elevated correlations gradually reduced (Cheng and Frank, 2008).

Note that a somewhat elevated correlation between transcriptional programs of CHD1 and HP1 may represent a secondary, indirect effect of a strong link between a regulatory program of H1 with those of both CHD1 and HP1, because 15 out of 26 transcripts (57.7%) that are coordinately repressed by CHD1 and HP1 are also subject to transcriptional repression by H1 (Table S2, Figure 3B).

The explained variance analysis further confirms the elevated cross-correlation during the reactivation period for these invariant neurons.

Genital grooming showed a positive correlation with open-arm exploration in the elevated plus maze; however, the correlation was modest.

After 7 days animals were scanned again following a single injection of IL-2 (2.5 μg/kg) and then tested on the elevated plus-maze for the correlation of IL-2-induced brain metabolites and measures of anxiety.

In addition, we determine a strong correlation between the elevated D-glucose and the elevated heart rate of treated embryos.

We showed a significant correlation between the elevated levels of cortisol and the change in occipital peak frequency.

This observation was consistent with earlier studies reporting a significant correlation between the elevated expression of SPARC mRNA and poor prognosis [10].