Sentence examples for a fundamental correlation between from inspiring English sources

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If there is an evolutionary continuity between eukaryotic syngamy and archaeal cell-cell fusions the identification of the respective molecular machines should provide a fundamental correlation between these processes, most likely involving conservation of core molecular components.

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The fundamental correlation between SBM composition and blend morphology established in this study opens the door for the controlled development of interfacial properties of such compatibilised PPE/SAN blends during melt-processing.

Fundamental correlations between surface characteristics and the, so far mainly uncontrollable, protein adsorption are still not clear.

Entanglement-based quantum key distribution (QKD) is one of the possible solutions, providing security that is traceable to fundamental correlations between photons, and reducing the number of trusted components when compared with other systems.

In order to further design and successfully prepare for the functional metal-organic framework materials, it is essential to understand the fundamental correlations between the composition, physical properties and topology of the underlying nets.

Given the absence of any immutable fundamental correlations between packing density and the key O&M parameters, it is apposite to review information provided by case studies and practical experience to shed light on O&M parameters for the different configurations.

Another major challenge is to establish fundamental correlations between the defects and properties of the resulting defective materials.

Hamadryas baboon grunts, in contrast, revealed a tight correlation between fundamental frequency and body size (Fig. 3A), while the correlation between body size and formant dispersion was less strong (Fig. 3B) [Pfefferle & Fischer, 2006].

Second, spatiotemporal correlations provide a fundamental connection between the motion estimation strategies used by invertebrates and vertebrates (Adelson and Bergen, 1985; van Santen and Sperling, 1985).

Based on these values, a correlation between fundamental frequency variance and articulatory quality did not yield significant results [ r(16) = −0.19, NS].

Drought adaptation is a canonical example because water loss occurs during photosynthesis, 'constitut[ing] a fundamental trade-off, evidenced by a negative correlation, between fixing carbon and saving water' (Arntz and Delph 2001).

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