Sentence examples for correlate signal from inspiring English sources
In addition, we sought to correlate signal fading with image spatial resolution and average pixel intensity values.
Validation work, for example attempting to correlate signals with clinical notes, prior to VLAD distribution needs to be undertaken.
Because STOCSY does not depend on physical phenomena such as magnetization transfer, it can correlate signals even across multiple spin systems that could not be correlated by TOCSY.
Validation work attempting to correlate signals with clinical notes, as well as further risk adjustment work, prior to VLAD distribution needs to be undertaken.
During the recent years, progresses obtained in the understanding of the BCR-ABL-induced signalling have made possible to correlate signalling abnormalities to phenotypic changes observed in BCR-ABL-expressing cells.
Since the terms related to the random selection are (31) and (32) which result in (39) and (40), we ignore (frac {E_{s} (N-M }{MN}rho _{k,m}^{2}) iN-M }{MN}rhonsider the case of highly correlated signal.
Correlating signal processing to variations in output signal would allow identification of cellular events which are responsible for phenotypic variability among 3T3-L1 cells in drug-inducible adipogenesis.
SCALEs then uses a decomposition of the data which correlates signal intensity of probes on the DNA microarray to genomic position and allows the deciphering of genomic segments enriched within the selected populations [1].
By providing a means of correlating signal tracks with each other, ACT allows for initial comparison of different experiments to see which are more similar or related than others (Fig. 1, correlation).
The reason for adopting this balance factor is the assumption that an essential characteristic of the noise is the lack of a spatial correlation between values; indeed, correlated signals would constitute significant components, worthy of inversion (Camacho et al. 2007).
Both systems produce identical inter-temporally correlated signals.
