Sentence examples for by taking the correlation from inspiring English sources

The contribution of the correlation (cohesive) energy in dusty plasma is of essential importance in these phenomena and they can be reproduced by taking the correlation energy into account properly.

An approach by taking the correlation among structural collapses into account in selecting the optimum upgrading level of a group of existing structures is presented and illustrated by a numerical example.

It is calculated by taking the correlation between a particular gene and the module eigengene.

This problem could be handled during the construction of the radio map by taking the correlations of received APs into account.

We measure the similarities of two sets of spots by taking the correlations between the common reference intensities of these two sets of spots.

The pairwise correlation matrices for different species can be merged into a consensus correlation matrix by taking the minimum correlation for each metagene pair.

This is done by simply taking the correlation between overall codon usage bias for each gene (negative ENC) and the use of codons for each amino acid.

A matrix representing the degree of co-expression between each pair of these probesets was calculated by taking the Pearson correlation coefficient of the cardiomyopathy data table using R [ 20].

According to Hebb's rule of auto-associative memory [22], the connection weight matrix, or correlation matrix, is calculated by taking the cross-correlation of the patterns to be stored.

In Fig. 4, by employing the lower bound and taking the correlation coefficients ρ 1 = ρ 2 <1, we investigate the effect of the secondary system's parameters on the diversity and coding gains for the two CC-MIMO multiuser systems where the values of N 1 and N 2 are N 1 = 12, N 2 = 3, and N 1 = 2, N 2 = 6, respectively.

Linear regression allows another framework to formulate the reconstruction of ancestral character states, and generalized least squares has been suggested as a technique to reconstruct ancestral values as a weighted average of the values of all extant species, while taking the correlation structure described by the phylogenetic tree into account (Martins and Hansen, 1997).