Sentence examples for a direct correlate from inspiring English sources
Because P compares the actual distribution of SCUs to an empirically determined weighting, it provides a direct correlate of the way human summarizers select information from source texts.
Our study sheds light on a direct correlate of neuronal activity, which may be used for large-scale functional brain imaging.
They also learn the neural correlate to that, because they learn about dopamine, and how when you give someone something and you smile and they're happy, it actually has a direct correlate to your own brain of emitting something that actually creates the same feeling in you.
Thus, receptors cannot monitor "sourness" but rather some chemical condition that is a direct correlate of sourness – e.g. total titratable acidity.
The susceptibility of CD8+ T cells to 'domination' was a direct correlate of higher kinetic stability of the competing CD8+ T-cell cognate ligand.
However fibroblasts derived from paxillin knockout mice retained the ability to migrate [38], suggesting that paxillin expression is not a direct correlate with migration.
"This is a striking and visual example of how addictive stimulant use can result in adaptation of very important brain systems which have a direct correlates with behaviour – specifically inattention, impulsivity and compulsivity – and really does underline why we need a much better neurobiological understanding of the processes involved".
Here, we apply a similar approach to investigate a more direct correlate of reproductive skew using measures of genetic paternity.
This has a direct translational correlate, as some children with mitochondrial complex I dysfunction display hypersensitivity to volatile anesthetics [24].
Induced beta band power has been considered as a direct electrophysiological correlate of attention in our studies [ 1– 3].
This is also a direct downstream correlate of the reduced agonist potency observed for Y2 receptor recruitment of β-arrestins compared to the Y1 subtype [5,24,39].
