Sentence examples for unequivocal correlation between from inspiring English sources

An unequivocal correlation between age and blood PFC concentration is not evident.

Furthermore, this is the only case described that shows an unequivocal correlation between tumor response and leukemoid reaction.

In primary tumors, there is no unequivocal correlation between gain of vimentin or loss of E-cadherin expression and poor prognosis [ 16, 52].

Although it is not possible to establish an unequivocal correlation between LRTIs and upper airway viral detection, the finding of RSV in over 50% of hospitalized children in our study strongly suggests that its impact is still indeed very high in this region, regardless of the presence of newly identified viruses.

In the present study, however, dams were not provided with nest building material for better visibility during video analysis and thus no unequivocal correlations between tail chasing and nest building activities are possible.

A critical step in further validation of EMVs as biomarkers will rely on the identification of unequivocal correlations between critical disease states and specific EMV signatures, which in future may be determined in rapid and convenient fashion using nanoparticle-driven biosensors.

However, this protective effect could be not so strong since there are evidences showing that the -35T SNP does not lead to an unequivocal correlation with low HLA-C expression levels because there is an overlap in the distribution of HLA-C surface expression between the different genotypes; moreover, some individuals with the -35CC alleles exhibit high viral loads.

Two ES cell markers (SSEA-1, Oct-4) have been found to show no unequivocal temporal correlation between the expression of the genes and the loss of pluripotency [ 18].

Since it allows several interpretations, the inverse correlation between the axonal pathology and CAG-repeat length unfortunately does not reveal unequivocal answers regarding an immediate detrimental or protective role of the intra-axonal inclusions.

The opposite case, that is, lack of correlation between annual environmental changes and annual changes in mean population, cannot be taken as unequivocal evidence for genetic change because there are several alternative explanations.

There's no correlation between the two".