Sentence examples for correlated for example from inspiring English sources
As observed in previous work [25], all the protocols parameters are correlated, for example, increasing the average speed of the network would increase the number of meetings between nodes, hence reducing the number of false alarms.
Gaps and local sequence complexity are often correlated; for example, microsatellite regions are indel-prone.
Finally, some of the programs are correlated, for example, in that a drug granted accelerated approval designation is more likely to receive priority review status.
DNA methylation levels of nearby cytosines are correlated; for example, in a forager sample from Herb et al. [ 7], the correlation coefficient between two CpGs 100 bps apart is 0.5.
When initial host performance and resistance are correlated, for example, pathogens are nonrandomly distributed across individuals, and this is not accounted for in the statistical model, biased tolerance genetic variance is estimated (Kause 2011).
* Not all PCOs answered all the questions We found that some priorities tended to be highly correlated; for example PCOs prioritising reduction in the number of outpatient referrals also tended to prioritise reduction in outpatient waiting times (r = 0.8).
Research in this domain is driven by (at least) two theses: (1) It is widely assumed that climate change and the occurrence of extreme weather events correlate (for example, Kunreuther and Michel-Kerjan 2009).
A persistent empirical observation about equity market returns is that even though they tend to be uncorrelated across two successive time periods, they are not independent, as the squared returns are highly correlated (see for example Barndorff-Nielsen and Shepard (2002) and the references cited therein) with correlation coefficients as high as seventy percent.
Moreover, if a variable x j was strongly correlated with, for example, ψ1 it meant that individuals with high positive (respectively negative) coordinates on axis 1 were characterized by a value of x j well above (respectively below) the average (since the origin of axes of interest is the center of gravity of the cloud).
This results in time delays between rows giving rise to distorted and blurred images which are difficult to correlate with, for example instantaneous numerical simulation results for nondestructive evaluation.
Lacunarity values can be expected to correlate with, for example, heterogeneity of red, entropy, main axis asymmetry, border irregularity, and contrast – all key parameters known to be of significant discriminatory value in the automated differentiation of benign and dysplastic naevi from melanoma [15] [17].
