Sentence examples for to be correlate from inspiring English sources

Intriguingly, Quaking (QKI) protein, an RNA binding protein containing KH domain and also an alternative splicing factor, was found to be correlate well with the circRNAs dynamic change during EMT, wherein, QKI protein recognizes the QKI binding motifs within the introns adjacent to the joined exons of circRNAs to promote the circRNAs biogenesis (Conn et al., 2015).

However, previously elevated levels of lipopolysaccharide (LPS) in dengue virus patients are found to be correlate with clinical disease severity [ 89].

However, the identity of linear epitopes can be predicted by computer programs that calculate various parameters that have been discovered to be correlate with the antigenic nature of previously studied antigens (e.g., hydrophilicity, flexibility and surface probability) [ 6].

What used to be uncorrelated becomes correlated, and what used to be correlated is no longer.

R2* is believed to be correlated with deoxyhemoglobin and therefore inversely correlated with tissue oxygenation.

Certainly, individualism tends to be correlated with materialism, and so is narcissism.

He said stress in employment used to be correlated with seniority.

The disorder seems to be correlated with genetic variations in the PKG gene.

In humans there is a gene that appears to be correlated with a 10-point boost in IQ.

Does the presence of certain kinds of policies tend to be correlated with trends in oral health?

Although that contention has been disputed, a new study concludes that smoking and impotence do appear to be correlated.