Sentence examples for weak correlates of from inspiring English sources
Non-discriminative stimulus cues were weak correlates of the infusion, which failed to evoke a representation of the value of cocaine and led to habitual behavior.
By contrast, immune cytokines were weak correlates of disease.
Tattoos and/or piercing and sharing toiletry items were weak correlates of HCV infection in prison.
Lung cytokines (IFN-γ, IL-2, IL-12, IL-10) were weak correlates of disease with variable statistical significance.
Furthermore, like humans, neutrophil inflammation and necrosis are strong features of TB disease, whereas immune cytokines are weak or very weak correlates of disease.
However, according to our definition, while gene constellations can be significant correlates of functional properties of genes, they generally are weak correlates of the evolution of genes.
Previously, Hurst and Smith (1999) demonstrated that gene essentiality is a very weak correlate of the rates of protein evolution.
It is likely that the size of the CMV-specific T-cell response (and probably responses to other infectious antigens as well) is related to the time since first exposure or duration of infection and there is general agreement that chronological age is only a weak correlate of the former (Lachmann et al., 2012).
Nevertheless, handedness is only a weak correlate of cerebral lateralization for language, and more direct investigations of brain structure and function have repeatedly revived the idea that there may be atypical cerebral lateralization in children with disorders of language and literacy.
Diagnoses of schizophrenia or depression were weaker correlates of violent conviction and were not statistically significant in the current study; larger numbers will be needed to assess any modest effects of these diagnoses more precisely.
Recently, the Insulin Resistance Atherosclerosis Study IRASshowedwed that A1C is a weaker correlate of insulin resistance and insulin secretion in studies of metabolism compared with FPG and 2-h PG (18).
