Sentence examples for vulnerable correlation from inspiring English sources
This report indicates that the C99 level in APP A673T cells is comparable to that in APP WT cells despite a significant reduction in released sAPPβ level, suggesting vulnerable correlation between levels of sAPPβ and C99 in cells.
Since mothers have less time to squirrel away (if you will) nutrients in their bodies before it is time to hibernate, the suckling kittens are left more vulnerable.Correlation is not causation, of course, and other factors might be behind the decline in the number of squirrels.
Statistical analysis including spatial regression and cluster analysis were used to examine the correlation between vulnerable human populations and environmental conditions.
But they're notoriously vulnerable to statistical coincidence, or illusory correlation.
Since large sample correlation tests are potentially vulnerable to deviations from normality, we also conducted a permutation test of the correlation between STX1A and PC1 by permuting PC1 across subjects one million times (SPSS 15.0) (Fig. 3b).
Research worldwide suggests a strong correlation between young people being vulnerable to offline violence and being more vulnerable to online harm.
There is sufficient evidence emerging from research worldwide to suggest that a strong correlation exists between young people being vulnerable to other offline forms of violence and being most vulnerable to online harm.
Nutritional interventions alone show weak correlation with health improvement in the vulnerable, elderly population.
The karst aquifers are more vulnerable than fissured aquifers and they show a higher correlation between the C factor (karst features) and the vulnerability index.
This scheme is supported by PKI-based beacon verification and correlation by an honest majority, which is also vulnerable to insider and Sybil attacks.
Our measures of tortuosity and LDR had good reproducibility; however, branching angles are particularly vulnerable to parallax error as reflected in the relatively low intraobserver correlation.
