The phrase "a stable correlation between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consistent relationship or connection between two or more variables or factors in research or analysis.
Example: "The study found a stable correlation between exercise frequency and overall health outcomes in participants."
Alternatives: "a consistent relationship between" or "a reliable link between".
Then, based on the results of such NLTH analyses, the aforementioned simplified NLS procedure is formulated by unveiling a stable correlation between the observed dynamic response and a simple scalar parameter that can be easily determined through two NLS analyses carried out on the infilled frame and the corresponding bare one.
In general, we see that the number of permutations required for a stable correlation between permutation and VSEAMS Z-scores is independent of sample size and is mainly dependent on gene set, and for these gene sets, 5000 simulations seems sufficient to ensure VSEAMS is a good approximation for permutation.
Here we see a relatively stable correlation between depression and well-being emerging from a changing causal foundation.
Based on the results of the MLR, the R value reached a maximum of 0.75 in 2001 and a minimum of 0.62 in 2009, with a mean value of 0.688; these results indicate a good and stable correlation between the PM2.5 and meteorological parameters in China during 2001 2010.
Considering the similar physical background, we extend this concept to the stable correlation between forecasting errors of different wind farms.
For meteorological studies, teleconnection means the stable correlation between synoptic processes that are away from each other spatially and temporally [26, 27].
Thus, the observed stable correlation between DEFA 6 mRNA and protein expression indicates that no dramatic posttranscriptional regulation occurs.
A pattern of firing neurons is a representation when there is a stable causal correlation between the pattern or activation and the thing that is represented.
Looking at the likelihood of paired reserve levels in a stable population, the correlation between the reserve pairs is negative (correlation coefficient = -0.589).
The most stable correlation during the observation period was obtained between ROM on the contralateral side and the guarding score (day 1: r = 0.736, P = 0.015; day 3: r = 0.715, P = 0.020; day 7: r = 0.699, P = 0.024; day 14: r = 0.641, P = 0.041), indicating that this rather subjective score mainly represents a compensational gain of movement in the contralateral knee.
As the S1P concentration was much higher in PRP compared to PPP and the apoM levels were relatively stable, the correlation between apoM and S1P in PRP was much lower than that observed in PPP (Fig. 3D).
