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In the transition state, more electrons are close together, and so the correlation energy is very different from that of the ground state.

Since the antennas cannot receive DC signals, the mean values of arriving signals and noise are zero and so, the correlation matrix obtained in (5) is referred as covariance matrix [22].

Fugue does not use predicted secondary structure to determine either the most likely family assignment for a given sequence nor the alignment, and so the correlation gives increased confidence in the fold assignment and alignment.

Hypothetically, the relatively static patient factors that interfere with pulse oximetry (skin colour, finger size, carboxyhaemoglobin, methaemoglobin) do not change, and so the correlation between changes in Sa O2 and Sp O2 might be expected to be closer than that between absolute values from a mixed patient population.

However, the data for the single hydroxides do not show the same sort of relationship (Fig. 3 ▶) and so the strong correlation for the LDH systems is perhaps fortuitous.

However, there was no among-individual correlation between these traits, suggesting that more active individuals are not more exploratory, and so the within-individual correlation is genuine.

As such, during the conversation, each speech sources can be active and non-active so the correlation matrices of blocks, in which only one speech source is active, are useful for speech spatial estimation.

Unlike prices, volatilities, exchange rates and so on, the correlation cannot be observed directly in the market and can only be measured in the context of a model.

On the other hand, according to [5], if the host signal is white, the per-channel multiplication error is approximately independent on both the host and the watermark signal, so the correlation between neighboring channels, which usually leads to higher per-channel error probabilities, becomes small.

In these articles there were no patients mentioned who did not have a good result on injection and did not have surgery so the correlation between successful injection and good outcome was believed to be unbiased while it is possible that only the surgical intervention itself was the important variable.

This is an important correlation as geophysical logging is much easier, faster, and more efficient than cutting spot cores (as the core for this study was obtained), and so the development of empirical correlations to constrain strength such as that seen in Figure 11B can help mitigate risk and reduce the cost associated with geothermal drilling programs.