Sentence examples for this should be correlated from inspiring English sources

This should be correlated to their chemical constituents as they are composed by polyphenols and flavonoids in EA extract against ABTS radical.

As the XPS and GDOES data show no differences, the cause of this behaviour should be correlated with the microstructure of the oxide.

In order to be a good instrument, this variable should be correlated with the share of migrants in the region and should not be correlated with the regional characteristics affecting labor market outcomes, other than the share of migrants.

Since the thumbs of gorillas do not participate in locomotion, this morphology should be correlated with an increased use of the thumb for manipulation as compared to Pan and Pongo [18].

This finding should be correlated with the findings by Galis and Metz and should be discussed more clearly in the Discussion.

Theory predicts that this phenotypic potential should be correlated with a gene's knockout fitness and its number of negative genetic interactions.

This is expected because only genes with significantly differential expression should be correlated while no correlation and complete scattering is expected for unchanged genes.

Given the failure of the CFA, and the suggestion by the Modification Indices that the errors of many items should be correlated, this suggests that local dependency among clusters of items may have contributed to the failure, and that these are predominately found within the items sets of the four domains.

This hypothesis predicts that genetic similarity should be correlated with the rate of transportation, in particular commercial traffic, between localities.

When considering the stiffness, we did not find differences between the three groups and this can be explained because the stiffness should be correlated more with the viscoelastic properties of the tendon itself rather than with the construct preparation.

Ideally, the level of surgical training should be correlated to clinical outcome, however this is fraught with its own difficulties.