Sentence examples for correlated manner from inspiring English sources

The correlation phenomenon can be explained by the biological background, e.g. genes or proteins which are expressed in a correlated manner, correlations of expression levels between cells.

This suggests that vertical structures such as pairs of alpha-beta subunits may act in a correlated manner.

The seasonal excursion of terrestrial and oceanic CO2 flux anomalies proceeds in a correlated manner with phase difference of a quarter period.

If ΔG° can be measured reliably, while there is significant error in the determination of ΔH° and TΔS°, the last two quantities will vary significantly and in a correlated manner, because of the relationship ΔG° = ΔH°-TΔS°.

In general we have learned to divide the world into systems which we regard as single units, since their parts normally (in 'equilibrium') behave in a highly correlated manner.

As an example, we consider a spatial version of the Levins metapopulation model, in which the habitat patches are distributed in the d-dimensional landscape Rd in a random (but possibly correlated) manner.

This matrix can be used to highlight protein regions that move coherently in a correlated or anti-correlated manner.

Latencies and amplitudes increased and decreased in an un-correlated manner, potentially allowing a neuron to have variable synaptic transmission among multiple post-synaptic neurons.

Among the up-regulated genes in tumors, 12 genes (Pdcd6 is shown as an example in Additional file 7) showed loss of antisense expression, whereas among the down-regulated genes Nr2c2 showed up-regulation of its antisense expression in an anti-correlated manner with the sense transcript counterpart.

The gene expression profiles of ERK1 and ERK2 knockdown embryos showed sets of genes that were commonly regulated, but also genes that was regulated in an anti-correlated manner, involved in cell cycle, proliferation, cell differentiation, metabolism, cytoskeleton dynamics, signal transduction, migration and transcription.

We speak of "correlation" in a lose sense, with the implication that neurons that fire together strengthen their connections among each other (Hebbian "fire together wire together" rule) and that nerve cells that fire independently of each other or even in an anti-correlated manner reduce the strength of any links they may have ('Anti-Hebb' "out of sync delink" rule).