Sentence examples for correlated interaction from inspiring English sources
We have also correlated interaction P-values with the magnitude of competition effect represented by the fold reduction of spectral counts on free compound competition.
We observe that previously identified functional sets of residues have much stronger correlated interaction scores than are typical.
The weak magnetism of Ni3Mo3C originates mainly from the strongly correlated interaction of 3d electrons in Ni atoms, whereas that of Mo2C originates mainly from the d-state electrons of Mo atoms.
The measuring system starts in a fixed state (which can be taken to be logical state zero) and moves through a correlated interaction, into a copy of the logical state, zero or one, of the system being measured.
Correlated interaction can occur as a result of spatial location (as shown above for the case of the spatial prisoner's dilemma), the structuring effect of social relations, or ingroup/outgroup membership effects, to list a few causes.
The demonless engines of Popper et al. indicate that the only physical aspect of this process that is relevant is precisely this correlated interaction, and that the question of whether the interaction is for the purpose of information gathering is not, in itself, of significance.
Because platelet count and MPV may be correlated, interactions between ΔMPV24h and ΔPlat24h were included in the model.
In other words, focusing on negatively correlated interactions resulted in the selection of 4 DEMIRs and 4 DETFs.
To generate these distributions, only the peptides which have strongly correlated interactions bound directly to water molecules were included; O1-Hn4 distances were discounted if there were no water molecules bound through both O1-Hw and Ow-Hn1 interactions.
Molecular docking study was performed on simulated protein of mTOR which helped to correlate interactions of amino acids surrounded to the ligand with contour maps generated by QSAR method.
Surface response models revealed significantly correlating interactions of the pretreatment pH and temperature on the enzymatic liberation of both glucose and xylose from pretreated, solid wheat straw.
