Sentence examples for a complete correlation from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, there is not a complete correlation between data volume indicator and correctness indicator, which can be described as ( {q}_voverset{sim }{prec }{q}_t ) ■. Theorem 3 The data volume indicator and the correctness indicator are not completely correlated.

The tissue distribution of the two T. cruzi populations showed a complete correlation with its genetic background.

A complete correlation was observed between the results from sequence analysis and those from restriction digest/PCR (Table 2 >).

It is unclear why we did not observe a complete correlation between binding to ubiquitinated RIP1 and blockade of cell death.

A linear behavior is found showing a complete correlation between the polarization ellipticity and the probed depth, up to θ = "+30°".

The basic results of cross-lagged analyses include a complete correlation matrix: stationarity of correlations (Csta, autocorrelations), synchronous correlations (Csyn), and cross-lagged correlations (Ccl).

Further simulation work with models containing multiple layered cylinders with a range of microstructures and material properties may provide a more complete correlation of the cepstrum results to ductal architecture.

Heatmaps were generated with GeneSpring GX 10.0.2 using a Euclidean complete correlation.

As we had hypothesized, older African-American twins showed an almost complete correlation with their respective twins in terms of educational attainment, likely reflecting the ceiling effect of Jim Crow laws that limited African-American education.

In other words, only for potassium (2 mmol/L) did we observe an almost complete correlation between the errors of the single solutes and of the batches.

[Correction: This paragraph initially stated that an r-squared of 100% means complete correlation, a score of -100% is perfect inverse correlation, and a score of 0% means no link either way. That is true of the correlation coefficient. The r-squared term is the square of the correlation coefficient.] My own data crunching gives 63%; I think it takes academic data from different years.