Finally, the pattern might arise from a correlation with an adaptive trait, or from entirely non-adaptive environmental plasticity [ 63].
Because the inbred strains used to derive MHC and half of the genome also had two different MUP types, the deficit in MHC homozygous offspring could have arisen from a correlation between MHC and MUP types in the derivation of the founder lines.
To ascertain that the observed correlation between biochemical activity and protein size was not an artifact arising from an underlying correlation between biological process and protein size, we also analyzed the frequency distribution of biological process annotation data with regards to protein size.
The program aims to remove any correlation arising from a natural secondary structure while preserving mean pairwise identity and base composition.
The examples shown thus far have dealt with intuitive networks arising from a priori quantitative phenomena (stock price correlations, airline traffic); however, LANS is also useful for discovering important structure in feature-based representations of objects/phenomena.
Challenges arising from strong correlation among predictors are addressed using more advanced methods, including Best Subset Regression, Least Absolute Shrinkage and Selection Operator, Principal Components Analysis and Gaussian Kernel Ridge Regression.
The CCI mitigation, arising from the correlation of spatially multiplexed users sharing common resources, is achieved efficiently with the use of a parameter ρmax, which defines a maximal correlation between any pair of spatially multiplexed users.
It is important to note that we cluster the standard errors by countries to alleviate any concern arising from serial correlation (as pointed out by Bertrand et al., 2004).
The intergenerational persistence in human capital, possibly arising from the correlation between parental wealth and education investment or from other environmental factors acting during the early periods of children's life, would call for public intervention to restore ex-ante optimality.
However, the problem of adjusting for bias arising from correlation in hypotheses remains a challenge [ 41, 42].
In this presentation, we show that the Hall effect of the unconventional superconductor BaFe2(As1−xPx)2 contains an anomalous contribution arising from the correlations within the strange metal.
