Sentence examples for to which correlates from inspiring English sources

In sum, this study is crucial to the field, in that it may potentially present researchers and practitioners with an alternative outlet to consult for a more robust explanation as to which correlates are associated with jail suicides.

In part, this latest rejoinder by Simmons evidences and gives further impetus to a shift in the debate over political obligation from the question of what gives states a right to rule particular people, to which correlates their duty to obey the law, to the question of what gives states a right to rule over a particular territory.

This strongly suggests that ferulic acid is being converted to quercetin which correlates to the phenylpropanoid metabolic pathway as shown in Fig. 8.

Interestingly, all patients who developed PONV had Apfel scores of greater than or equal to 2, which correlates to a 39%% risk [9], although many with similar scores did not develop PONV.

Stepwise multiple regression analysis was carried out to establish which correlates contributed significantly to the prediction of REE and LM.

These were used in five different logistic regression models to determine which correlates were associated with each of the potential barriers to HIV testing.

The survey employed a Likert scale ranging from one to five, which correlated to strongly disagreeing to strongly agreeing to the various statements.

For an application connecting dopamine to extraversion, which correlates with some measures of positive affect, see Depue and Collins 1999.

Mn concentration is carcinogenic to people, which correlates with cancer incidence and mortality.

In addition, mammosphere-derived cells exhibit increased sensitivity to etoposide, which correlates with the increased topo II activity.

It has been reported that Candida species exhibit a spectrum in the extent of adherence to tissues, which correlates with the pathogenicity in humans and animals [ 19].