Sentence examples for consequence of the correlation from inspiring English sources

This is a consequence of the correlation between wound position and wound severity.

The log-periodic modulation of the inverse power-law is a consequence of the correlation function satisfying a renormalization group relation and having a complex fractal dimension [53].

At this point, one should conclude that the correlation between insertions/deletions and gene density is only a consequence of the correlation between gene density and GC level [6].

In addition, the high RNA polymerase II levels could be a consequence of the correlation between RNA polymerase occupancy, H3K4 methylation and low DNA methylation.

The first most important source is the so-called 'spatial dependence'; it is a consequence of the correlation between the spatial unit and the neighboring spatial units, generally contiguous geographic areas.

We interpret the deviation from the power law scaling behavior of the energy, the magnetic susceptibility and the correlation length observed in Fig. 5 at ξ ≈ 16.6 (and weakly already at ξ ≈ 12.1 ) to be a consequence of the correlation between the slow mode and the observables.

Topics emerge as a consequence of the correlations between bursty terms across documents as determined by z, but it is not necessary to predefine the number of topics or their distributions.

The inverse correlation between total Pi/PCr ratio and forearm muscle CSA in non-compartmented muscles is a consequence of the existing correlation between Pi/PCr and energy production in a fully aerobic situation [32], and also due to the fact that energy production is per unit of active muscle.

However, the observed improvement could simply be a consequence of the significant correlation between pRC and drug resistance.

Broadly expressed human genes would be more compact than narrowly expressed ones in consequence of the high correlation between expression level and breadth.

This is a consequence of the dynamical correlation between the X coupling and splitting fluctuations, and can be related to the discussion of Figure 33.