Sentence examples for correlated intensity from inspiring English sources

Given the tendency of floating mines to converge to thermal equilibrium with the surrounding sea water, even spatially correlated intensity statistics will not suffice.

Also in the ADU alcohol group at level −1.70 mm re: bregma, a correlated intensity increase of both C18 and C24 backbone CER SM lipid pairs is apparent within the hippocampus and other regions.

Where D and α denote the multiplicative and additive noise intensities, respectively, and λ represents the coupling strength between the two noise terms (i.e., correlated intensity).

Note that PC-correction will likely result in poor and biased detection of CNPs, as the common signals could be strong enough to influence PCs, because for CNPs a significant portion of the samples will always have a correlated intensity difference.

We showed that for most genes there is a subset of exon array probes having highly correlated intensities across multiple samples.

The ProbeSelect program implements an iterative probe selection algorithm to select a subset of exon probes for each gene with highly correlated intensities across all samples (Xing et al., 2006).

In contrast Arkin et al[225] and Kose et al[226] developed a method that does not group samples but metabolites with correlating intensity regarding all samples.

Analysis based on correlating intensity levels and assessing concordance in detection calls has indicated a high level of reproducibility [ 2, 3, 5, 6].

The model incorporates two effects: 1) Correlated intensities between neighboring features in the chip and 2) sequence-dependent affinities for non-specific hybridization fitted by an extended nearest-neighbor model.

Young sedentary men demonstrated an exercise-associated increase in GSSG and the GSSG GSH ratio in venous blood that was correlated with intensity.

To further gain insights into telomere distribution among the clusters, we correlated the intensity of clusters to their nuclear position.