Sentence examples for a passive correlation between from inspiring English sources

If parents transmit both genes and environment referred to as genetic and cultural transmission this induces a passive correlation between G and C (e.g., Rijsdijk and Sham 2002).

Because of the profound differences in passive membrane properties between pyramidal neurons in different cortical layers and between specific neuronal subtypes within cortical layers, we wondered if there was a correlation between passive membrane properties and the size of the adenosine-induced hyperpolarization in our complete data set from the prefrontal cortex (n = 68).

There was only a weak correlation between the passive range of motion of the knee and knee range measured dynamically during gait (r = 0.147) and knee stance flexion (r = 0.03).

Although reporting bias of WNV non-neuroinvasive cases is a potential concern for this type of passive surveillance, a strong spatial correlation between total reported WNV cases and neuroinvasive cases was reported in a previous study.

Finally, a correlation between the passive current density of the bare alloy and the corrosion resistance of the PEO coating is proposed.

This deficit was not due to a "non-cognitive strategy" such as passive floating as indicated by a positive correlation between latency and swim path length (Supplementary Table S4A).

The overall conclusion is that there is an acceptable correlation between burnup and passive neutron emission rate of an irradiated pebble at high-burnup levels; and if the neutron detection system is well designed, passive neutron counting can be used to provide an on-line, go/no-go decision on fuel disposition on a pebble-by-pebble basis for pebble bed reactors.

Assuming the compounds are predominantly taken up by passive diffusion, there could be a correlation between the log  P value and the activity against T. brucei.

I'm a strong believer in a correlation between your environment and creativity.

However, Urlaub et al. (2013) instead showed that the ages of landslides on passive margins can be described by a temporally random Poisson distribution and therefore do not show a positive correlation between the frequency of major slope failures on passive margins and sea level during the past 180,000 years.

Two other studies performed by Padua et al. and Ritter et al. [ 17, 18] also found a positive correlation between increased postoperative flexion, both active and passive, and ability to perform activities of daily living.