Sentence examples for by a low correlation from inspiring English sources

As can be noted, an I-frame is usually characterized by a low correlation with the previous frame and a high correlation with the next frame.

The difference between the qPCR and microarray data for ORF03925 could be due to decreased sensitivity of the microarray or could be explained by a low correlation between microarray and qPCR results in genes that exhibit low changes in expression between treatments [68].

Discriminant validity for the DEMMI was evidenced in both samples by a low correlation with measures of other constructs.

Discriminant validity was indicated by a low correlation between PPME scores and measures of cognitive and emotional status.

65 Evidence for divergent validity has been demonstrated by a low correlation (r=0.19) between the Tower Test total achievement score and the CVLT-II.

Discriminant validity for the DEMMI was evidenced by a low correlation with measures of other constructs (MMSE, APACHE 11 severity of illness and Charlson co-morbidity index scores).

(3) CloudSat shows less certain snow precipitation than Q3 by 26.13% with a low correlation coefficient (0.41) with Q3 and a high RMSE (0.6 mm/h).

For less volatility, Eldahry suggests the Dubai market: "It's not as affected by the Israeli/Palestinian issue, has a low correlation to the U.S. and is open to foreign investors.

Total explained variance, for survivors (0.89) and non-survivors (0.89), was maximized by combinations of indices demonstrating a low correlation with mortality probability.

Because not all genes are regulated by methylation, and there is a low correlation between transcript and protein levels, we believe the true signal of protein levels trending with methylation levels is obscured.

Although the locations of PREs predicted by bioinformatics approaches have shown a low correlation with the distribution of PcG proteins in ChIP-on-chip studies (Ringrose et al. 2003; Fielder and Rehmsmeier 2006; Schwartz et al. 2006; Oktaba et al. 2008), PREs can be functionally defined by their ability to regulate expression of a reporter gene within the context of a transgene.