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The presence of a social stimulus thus appears to differentially affect the correlation of theta rhythmicity between distinct brain areas.
Our comparisons were from the same tumor excised at the same time, but variation in location may affect the correlation of the two tumor sites [ 16].
Also, the virtual correlation coefficients between different protocols are high (average 0.95), suggesting that slight differences in protocols based on T7 linear amplification mechanism do not affect the correlation of amplified samples to unamplified samples.
Our results demonstrate that different primary breast tumors are not closely related to each other in gene expression profiles, and amplification does not affect the correlation of gene expression between different tumors.
Especially the angular separation of the satellites of elevation and azimuth are crucial, since it affects the correlation of the received signals.
It should be noted that our patients were in different phases of their disease, which certainly could have affected the correlation of the different modulators.
Yet, while control of expression level affects the correlation of optimal codon use with gene length in yeast, causing a change from negative to positive [ 10, 11], in D. melanogaster, C. elegans, A. thaliana or humans, the negative correlation of optimal codon use with gene length does not seem to be due to a correlation of gene length with expression level only [ 11, 17, 18, 20, 21].
Monitoring concurrent changes in the environment would allow understanding how rapidly and unpredictably altering environmental components can affect the correlation structure of behaviors independently of processes due to genetic adaptation (e.g., Sinn et al. 2010; Kazama et al. 2012).
A wide age range of the population may affect the correlation result because of the inability of skeletal maturity methods to detect changes in skeletal maturity precisely when the subjects are either too young or too old, i.e., too far ahead of or too far past the pubertal growth spurt [15].
Elsewhere [ 25] we reported that the mutation in cystathionine γ-synthase (CGS) and/or the over-accumulation of methionine (Met) strongly affect the correlation networks in aerial parts of mto1.
We investigated how characteristics of a landscape (structure), including the variation in habitat quality and spatial aggregation of the habitat, and the precise population-dynamic properties of the simulated species (dispersal and growth rates) affect the correlation between population abundance and amount of surrounding favourable habitat in the landscape.
