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In the case of India, ( Delta {D}_{ist}^W ) and ∆S ist are close to being equal and this tight correlation carries over to the state-level indices, as shown in Fig. 18.

This tight correlation in two different tissues could suggest that these genes may be controlled by common transcription factors including Pros.

However, this tight correlation loosens as the edge weights in the -omics data decrease, as seen by wider ranges of scores and also several consecutive levels of scores indistinguishable from the lowest scores.

Furthermore, we could show that ID4 promoter methylation in human breast cancer is significantly associated with loss of ID4 mRNA expression, this tight correlation again being a prerequisite for a putative tumour suppressive function of ID4 promoter methylation in human breast cancer.

This is due to the tight correlation that exists between this family and the globally important methane and nitrous oxide fluxes (Conrad 1996).

This is demonstrated by the tight correlation between two large independent expression profiling datasets (Fig. S6), thus yielding a consistent psoriasis-specific pattern of global gene dysregulation.

This coupling occurs via the tight correlation existing between these phosphate states and the roll and base-pair displacement parameters [21], [28], [30] [33].

We further support our contention by the tight correlation between Vt and Vdphys at the onset of the study and the tight correlation between the decrease in Vt and Vdphys at the end of the study.

The relative position of probes in both figures is very similar given the tight correlation between RH and temperature, which reveals certain redundant information.

Nevertheless the tight correlation of extension with DE% is clear.

A recent paper by two Oxford economists bears this out, showing a tight correlation between London house prices and turmoil in southern and Eastern Europe.