Sentence examples for bear a correlation from inspiring English sources

In this study, we propose a novel tool, Monotonic Feature Selector (MFSelector) which includes a novel index, called DEtotal (total discriminating error), used to identify genes/biomarkers with stronger monotonic features which may bear a correlation to stem cell development.

It is shown that the Epit value bears little correlation with the number of pits formed during long-term exposure as measured using optical profilometry, whereas the metastable pitting rate bears a correlation to the actual pit density.

Psychologists say the responses bear a strong correlation to more objective measures of well-being, like blood pressure.

It has been reported in the literature that the plastic limit of soils bear a good correlation with their compaction characteristics.

We show that the amplitudes of the last six cycles (17 to 22) bear a linear correlation with the annual mean values of Ap one year into the new cycle.

These observations bear a striking correlation to our finding that nuclear importin α2 causes downregulation of mRNAs encoding replication-dependent histones and highlight the need to gain a precise understanding of the genomic and chromatin-associated modifications effected by nuclear importin α in the nucleus.

Correlation analysis studies carried out in such cases have shown that fluoride, in most cases, bears a positive correlation with both sodium and bicarbonate and a negative correlation with calcium; which particular trend has also been observed in groundwaters of the present study area.

Managerial satisfaction with the QMS was found to bear a high degree correlation with QM knowledge (Spearman's correlation ratio = 0.754, p < 0.01) and staff training in QM (0.708, p < 0.01) (see Table 3).

Both day and nighttime Te bears a positive correlation with solar activity.

The particularly strong interrelationship of fluoride with carbonate can be attributed to the calcite fluorite geochemistry in groundwater where fluoride bears a negative correlation with calcium (as reported in the study) and a positive one with carbonate and bicarbonate.

Preis et al. [22] found that the number of photos uploaded to Flickr related to Hurricane Sandy bears a striking correlation to the atmospheric pressure in the US state New Jersey during that period.