Sentence examples for a narrow correlation from inspiring English sources

Conclusions: The circuit lifespan shows a narrow correlation with evolution of AT´s levels since the start of CRRT until filter clotting.

The influence of the amination conditions on the polymer mechanical and thermal stability, porous structure and degree of amination was analyzed; it was also found a narrow correlation between these properties and the chromatographic behaviour of the supports.

The cross-correlation results in energy compression of a long and low amplitude PA signal into a narrow correlation peak at a delay time corresponding to the location of the absorber.

The results which were obtained demonstrate that a setup of this kind can produce sharp and narrow correlation peaks, and can provide the necessary magnification for finding the peak position with subpixel accuracy.

The narrow correlations are consistent with release occurring independently of RBC voltage fluctuations.

We hypothesized that in a narrow island condition the correlation between the waiting time of the first and the second crossings will be negative; a finding that would have replicated Hamed's finding.

Items with a mean score near the extreme of a possible range have low variance, whereas items that vary over a narrow range have poor correlations with other items [ 14].

Statistically significant results were again observed, but within a narrower range of correlation threshold t.

A large range of values will produce a higher correlation than a narrow range of values.

For cases of high modal overlap (M⪢1) the analytical results can be used as a narrow band estimate of the spatial correlation.

Although it has been hypothesized that SN neuropathy is more likely to occur in patients with a narrow, V-shaped SSN, no direct correlation between SSN type and SN injury has been confirmed.