Sentence examples for was sometimes correlated from inspiring English sources

In the six studies testing each variable by a different subgroup of subjects, modal name agreement was sometimes correlated with familiarity [9], [11], [29], [33] and sometimes with visual complexity [5], [9], [29].

Saito et al. reported that angiographic vasospasm was sometimes correlated with neurological signs and symptoms, while cases with no neurological deterioration exhibited only slight angiographic vasospasm.

But the errors in the polls are sometimes correlated, meaning there are years when most of them miss in the same direction.

Besides the excess costs, these ancillary consumption goods are sometimes correlated with poor academic outcomes.

In the case of insurance, one common explanation (described here by this year's John Bates Clark winner Amy Finkelstein) is risk aversion is sometimes correlated with low risk.

These patterns are sometimes correlated with phenotypes, including disease susceptibility, in cross-sectional studies, but their utility for personalized medicine will be a function of their stability over time.

Thyroid hormones affect in vitro metabolic intensity, increase basal metabolic rate (BMR) in the lab, and are sometimes correlated with basal and/or resting metabolic rate (RMR) in a field environment.

Further supporting the notion of dosage sensitivity, in humans, 16p11.2 duplication or deletion is sometimes correlated with reciprocal phenotypes, such that obesity and macrocephaly are associated with 16p11.2 deficiency, and being underweight and microcephaly are associated with 16p11.2 duplication (Jacquemont et al., 2011; Shinawi et al., 2010).

Although BMR and DEE are sometimes correlated in interspecific comparisons (Daan et al., 1990), our results provide support for the conclusion that RMR/BMR and DEE are not directly linked at the level of the individual within a species (Meerlo et al., 1997; Speakman et al., 2003).

In both cases, it was sometimes possible to correlate these genetic changes to changes in cell structure and function.

–How is age sometimes correlated to an organism's ability to regenerate? –Why is stem cell research a politically charged topic?