Sentence examples for correlated again from inspiring English sources

In ancient China, the arrival of a new dynasty was accompanied by "the rectification of names", a ceremony in which the sloppiness and erosion of meaning that had taken place under the previous dynasty were cleared up and language and its subjects correlated again.

They are subsequently correlated again at a more global level.

For the most part the remaining B. anthracis-specific clones correlated again with ORFs encoding (i) cell surface molecules (detected by clone 230), (ii) other bacteriophage-related sequences (detected by clone 81/231), (iii) conserved hypothetical proteins (detected by clones 135 and M7) or (iv) hypothetical proteins of unknown function (detected by clones 81/231, F7, 84,135, and M7).

The supposedly uncorrelated Tokyo market (it has tended to go down when others went up) decided to become correlated again at the least helpful moment, dropping 7.7% in dollar terms.

From age 3 onwards, we note that the environmental variables become correlated, again due to the Ph->E transmission positive parameters βk.

This correlates again with the CEC ratio, where 13 has a significantly higher CEC of 66.6 cmol kg−1 and sample 12 ca. 12.0 cmol kg−1.

Item 5's and 6's error variances then were correlated resulting, again, in better fit indices.

These T/R+ mice can be protected from EAE by immunization with the MBP-derived peptide that is recognized by the transgenic TCR when delivered in Complete Freund Adjuvant (CFA) and this is correlated here again with an expansion of CD4+ Foxp3+ T cells.

Two different audible phonemes also might share acoustic correlates, again depending on context.

In CHAOS-5, we find that for the new pulse in 2013, the radial SA signature in the Atlantic sector is again correlated with the 2006 pulse and anti-correlated with the 2009 pulse, as shown in Fig. 11.

Plant Taxol in adjacent secondary branches again correlated with the quantity of SSM001 fungi (Pearson correlation, r=0.71, P=0.0021).