Sentence examples for an unambiguous correlation from inspiring English sources

This allows the use of H&E staining and an unambiguous correlation with the MALDI-IMS results.

This approach has been reported to integrate histology and MALDI-IMS (Chaurand et al. 2004b), and it does allow an unambiguous correlation of histomorphology and MALDI-IMS.

An unambiguous correlation between the genes identified as up- or down-regulated, based on microarray data, with the activity of the responsible promoter is therefore only possible for a limited number of cases.

This paper proposes a novel unambiguous correlation function for composite binary offset carrier (CBOC) signal tracking based on partial correlations.

Finally, a novel unambiguous correlation function with no side-peak is constructed by combining the partial correlations in a specially designed way.

Levels of cytokines changed individually during hemosorption procedure and had no unambiguous correlation and did not show a clear dependence on the baseline level or the number of the procedures performed.

Previous work of the authors mainly relied on the use of Phox2b mutant mice, and since Phox2b is expressed in served central and peripheral neuron types the unambiguous correlation between of physiological response, or lack thereof, and a particular neuronal class was not possible.

Each side band component leads to unambiguous correlation functions.

There is no unambiguous correlation of period with ( IC - Ks), ( H - Ks), and (U - V) color excesses or more indirect disk indicators; the slowest rotators are not necessarily the disk candidates, and the disk candidates are not necessarily the slow rotators, regardless of how one defines a disk candidate.

No unambiguous correlation between decreased BMD and vertebral fracture risk could be demonstrated; therefore, further research is needed to determine the clinical relevance of low BMD in early AS patients by investigating the relation with vertebral and nonvertebral fractures in larger studies.

An unambiguous negative correlation between hyperglycaemia and mortality has been described in various groups of critically ill patients.