We further investigated whether there may be a subtler correlation between lineage and cell type in ML7.
However, a subtle negative correlation was noted between the expression of the Con-A epitope and mannosidase expression.
By comparing the characteristics of the particles that collide to form a black hole -- things like spin and charge -- to the characteristics of the radiation coming out, theorists can look for some kind of subtle correlation.
Unlike previous work, our approach does not require that genes within a set are highly correlated in at least one biological condition; they may be, but differential regulation can manifest itself in significant but more subtle correlation shifts.
This experiment demonstrates (i) that by exploiting subtle correlation information embedded in the pathway topology, NaNOS can boost its modeling power and predictive performance, and (ii) that NaNOS is robust to small perturbation in pathway topology.
It is natural to expect that noise will have a similar effect to finite temperature, destroying the subtle correlations underlying the quantum critical behavior.
This is all algorithmically generated, Hallett told me, and it's based less on what people say explicitly on Twitter (though that's a component) and more on using "massive amounts of subtle correlations" that suggest implicit details about users' demographics, interests and habits.
In "Freakonomics," however, Levitt does the next best thing, teasing out subtle correlations that render the abortion-crime link more probable.
We don't yet know how to explain the subtle correlations between events of importance to humans and the GCP data, but they are quite clear.
Moreover, given the sometimes subtle correlations gleaned from data-mining, it may not be obvious what uploaded information will eventually be the most revealing.
