Sentence examples for a dynamic correlation from inspiring English sources
To get rid of the blue lips, a dynamic correlation template method in our previous work [14] was introduced to estimate B parameters of inner lips.
If future studies can serially measure LSM, they might reveal a dynamic correlation between LSM and differing doses of DMARDs, including MTX and leflunomide.
For correcting the B parameter, a hybrid dynamic correlation template method (HD-CTM) using the first derivative of smoothed luminance variation is proposed.
For correcting the B parameter error of CLNF, a novel hybrid dynamic correlation template method (HD-CTM) using the first derivative of smoothed luminance variation is proposed to detect the outer lower lips.
More significantly, the dynamic correlation volume, a measure of the degree of cooperativity of the dynamics, was also unaffected; that is, values of the correlation volume for confined PMMA were equal to those of the bulk polymer when compared at the same τα.
This increase in capability permits not only the continued inclusion of explicit spin-orbit effects but now also a significant amount of non-dynamic and dynamic correlation as is necessary for a good description of heavy-element systems.
This absence of an effect of geometric confinement on dynamic correlation, even when the confinement length scale approaches the correlation length scale, suggests a nonspherical correlation volume.
Physically, dynamic correlation between electrons is a short-ranged phenomenon in covalent molecules.
Here we proposed a geographically weighted temporally correlated logistic regression (GWTCLR) model to identify such dynamic correlation of predictors on binomial outcome data, by incorporating spatial and temporal information for joint inference.
Our initial expression screen pointed to a dynamic inverse correlation between miR-143/-145 and PAI-1 expression during the development of bladder cancer.
That allows us to improve the description of dynamic correlation for several MR-CISD states at a time that can be especially convenient when excited states are considered.
