Sentence examples for tighter correlation from inspiring English sources

In a post-hoc analysis, a tighter correlation was found between lung volumes and weight in preterm infants than in health, with a trend seen for increasing disease severity.

We found a much tighter correlation for preterm compared to term-born infants between weight and tidal volume (R2 value of 8% for term-born and of 39% for preterm infants; see figure 5a) as well as between weight and FRC (R2 value of 5% for term-born and of 27% for preterm infants).

Clearly though, one would expect a tighter correlation between these quantities when the optical signal reflects CBF changes, only.

Advocates suggest that this adjustment provides a better estimate of intake and a tighter correlation with toxicant levels in other biofluids (Hill et al. 1995; Shealy et al. 1997; To-Figueras et al. 1997).

For example, in a contact zone between central European newts, Babik et al. [ 46] document a tighter correlation between nuclear DNA and morphological hybrid indices than between mtDNA and morphology.

The array data showed that expression of mature miR-103 shows a tighter correlation with miR-103a-2 miR-103a-2 miR-103a-23a-2-Hs03302758_precursore 4 and Figure S1), which was expressed at relatively high levels across all tested tissues.

"There doesn't seem to be a tight correlation between compliance and enforcement activities and the economic cycle," said Bruce Friedland, an I.R.S. spokesman.

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.

In the past there has been a tight correlation between China's inflation and money-supply growth.

Second, there is clearly a very tight correlation between growth in hours and growth in GDP (there's a correlation coefficient of 0.78).

We find a very tight correlation.