Sentence examples for correlated effect from inspiring English sources

"We may be able to detect that a gene is being favored not because it controls coat color but because it's doing something else to the organism that's having some correlated effect," said Dr. Barrett.

However the problems of convergence are not completely solved, probably because two different DOF could have a correlated effect on the RMSD, thus, a sequential minimization could interfere with a proper descending to the global minimum.

Flat bands are found in the band spectra of the two-dimensional structures, and split into spin-up and spin-down bands because of strong correlated effect in the case of hole doping.

To solve this problem, we follow Bertoli et al. (2013a) who add as an auxiliary variable the cross-sectional (over countries) average of the dependent and independent variables, using monthly observations, to incorporate the changes in the willingness to migrate to alternative destinations (common correlated effect (CCE)).

Hence evolution of longevity beyond 14 days can occur only as a correlated effect of selection.

No correlated effect of selection on viability or developmental time was observed among all selected populations.

However, these studies do not account for the spatially correlated effects of sprawl on accidents.

This contrasts with prior work that focused on the measurement of contextual, endogenous, and correlated effects.

Furthermore, independent testing of correlated effects increases the chance of finding spuriously significant results (Bender et al. 2008).

The approach is demonstrated for a laser-induced turbulent combustion simulation model, which includes parameters with correlated effects.

Thus, the final goal of such models is to enable decision makers to evaluate freight transport policies and correlated effects on the transport system [42].