Sentence examples for correlated estimates from inspiring English sources

These three methods generated highly correlated estimates of the genetic correlations, although there were some differences in overall magnitude.

By moving the window at maximum time and frequency resolution, correlated estimates of dissimilarity of cells are obtained.

The method described by Greenland and Longnecker 23 and Orsini and colleagues 24 was used to calculate the trend from the correlated estimates for log relative risk across categories of egg consumption.

Finally, when testing if different methods provide correlated estimates of fitness for the same resistant isolate, for obvious reasons, we treat each resistant isolate as a different data point.

These two methods produced strongly correlated estimates of node depth (rs = 0.74; P < 0.000001), and in all subsequent analyses on additional data sets (see below) the first method was used to compare mean depths across categories, and is referred to as the node depth index.

High correlated estimates result in ill-conditioned matrices degrading the behavior of this practical estimator.

When resource trading exists and proxies for resources are positively correlated, estimating equations that do not account for resource trading will produce biased coefficients with a tendency to confirm similarity.

Nested/including gene pairs are significantly positively correlated (estimated using Spearman rank ρ) in gene expression levels across tissues (FlyAtlas, Chintapalli et al. 2007, MWU, P = 0.025).

Since the residuals may often be spatially auto-correlated estimating the mean square error of the Eq. (6) predictor may be very complicated.

Membrane performance was assessed by water permeance, reverse salt flux, and osmotic water flux measurements; and correlated with estimates of membrane structural characteristics.

But those experts have not yet correlated damage estimates from satellite photos with prequake data on population density in different parts of the city, making it difficult to estimate a probable range of casualties.