Sentence examples for be a linear relationship from inspiring English sources

The plot appears to be a linear relationship.

There seems to be a linear relationship between strength and capillary water absorption.

There should be a linear relationship in the plot of t/P versus t if second-order kinetics is applicable.

In a perfectly accurate relationship, this would be a linear relationship with an intercept of zero, a slope of one and a coefficient of determination of one.

According to Jankowski et al. (1998), if cation exchange is a significant process in the area, there should be a linear relationship between the two set of parameters, with a slope of −1.

It is by no means intended to suggest that there should be a linear relationship between load applications and stage design strength ratio, but would rather like to indicate that the investigated design methods do not seem to provide adequate strength to meet the progressive increase in load applications that takes place at advanced service times.

An addiction medicine specialist and founder of the Global Drugs Survey, Dr Adam Winstock, said there was a linear relationship between prescription opioid marketing spend and prescriptions by doctors.

For example, government ministers seem to believe there was a linear relationship between Chris Woodhead, former head of schools watchdog Ofsted, and primary school improvement.

There's a linear relationship,' " said Dr. Dade W. Moeller, a radiation expert and professor emeritus at Harvard who runs a consulting company, Dade Moeller & Associates in New Bern, N.C.

There is a linear relationship between IS and Log pCO2.

There is a linear relationship between Species Diversity and Species Richness in latitudinal bands (Fig. 3b).