Sentence examples for constant correlation between from inspiring English sources
One might notice a constant correlation between the date of the first frost and fluctuations in the price of wheat.
Besides a constant correlation between EC TDS, EC TH and EC Cl in both the seasons, K and F did not show any correlation with any parameters during both the seasons.
An exchangeable correlation structure, with constant correlation between repeated measures of the outcome within each subject over time, was chosen based on AIC, from among biologically plausible candidates.
The covariance structure that assumes a constant correlation between any two measurements on a single subject yielded a better model fit (lower AIC value) and was applied in all mixed-effects models.
To account for the non-independence of pregnancies contributed by the same woman, we used generalized estimating equations (GEE) [ 22, 23], for which we assumed constant correlation between pregnancies contributed by the same mother.
We analyzed data using the SAS statistical package and mixed models (PROC MIXED) (SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA) taking into account repeated observations and assuming constant correlation between observations within a subject.
For a certain channel, if the correlation between,, and is known and constant, the best combination can be selected easily.
Ahn et al. ([2008]), Cho et al. ([2013]) and Kindaichi et al. ([2006]) used qPCR to determine maximum biomass specific growth rates in nitrifying communities based on the abundance of DNA copy numbers, and assuming a constant correlation factor between DNA content and biomass.
The first part, β1, g, in equation 1 is the variance bias and accounts for a constant correlation that exists between any two input points.
In Figure 8b we present the relative difference between the price with constant correlation and stochastic correlation.
As we explained above, the constant correlation coefficient defined by (1) only captures linear relationships between (X_{1}) and (X_{2}).
