Examples of using Correlated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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More importantly, the diminished structure and functional connectivity were negatively correlated with the severity of PHB.
foods high in dairy fat, like whole milk, and sugar-sweetened sodas were correlated with decreased diversity.
Rectal bleeding can not be correlated with the petty banality,
In recent years, it has shown that its data are well correlated with the official statistics published by Eurostat,
which is that success and likability are positively correlated for men and negatively correlated for women.
which makes their currency positively correlated.
A part of the weight gain correlated to the medication that she was consuming,
The degree of VLPFC activation increase was positively correlated with the self-reported increase in desire for the game.
which is that success and likeability are positively correlated for men and negatively correlated for women.
looked into whether HHV-6A might be correlated with infertility.
The change was positively correlated with gray matter concentration increases in two symmetrically bilateral clusters in the brainstem.
Each of its satellites is devoted to the study of a single phase of creature mind correlated with creature life.
Signature 32, which correlated with time on azathioprine therapy.
in ambulatory HIV-infected patients, depression was significantly correlated with the presence of pain.
a key hormone correlated with HGH in the body.
Real yields on Israeli government bonds are more closely and more significantly correlated with real yields in the eurozone than with parallel yields in the US.
These are even more efficient and mostly emit blue-rich light with a higher correlated color temperature(CCT).
the depression factor was significantly correlated with the presence of pain.
Another study published in Diabetes found that FOS supplementation was correlated with an 8,000% increase in A.
High volcanic dust levels also correlated with warmer, wetter,