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        Mini-Mental State scores, number of prescribed medications, and age also correlated significantly.
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        The results suggest the two media involved different but correlated preservation mechanisms.
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        Methods: Clinical data were correlated to microbiological results based on medical records.
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        Neither technique provided values that were highly correlated with risk factor burden.
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        Results: The fraction of large islets negatively correlated with diabetes reversal rates.
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        However, cumulative incidences of dengue cases were not correlated with DHF densities.
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        Potential biological consequences of differential flexibility and long-range correlated motion are discussed.
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        Objective tumor response was correlated with gender, pathological type and smoking history.
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        RA area correlated significantly with age, sex, body surface, and endurance training.
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        Alarmingly, this leading indicator is extremely well correlated with global trade growth.
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        However, putamen ceruloplasmin was correlated with spontaneous activity in a home pen.
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        We correlated test results with markers of exposure to the index case.
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        Understanding the reciprocal relation between effort and ability was correlated with age.
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        In contrast, aromatic-DNA adducts and HPRT were not correlated in either year.
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        Conclusion: Prior studies have correlated presenting radiographic findings to follow-up clinical findings.
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        In chronic stroke, higher delta power bilaterally correlated with better motor status.
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