Sentence examples for correlated panels from inspiring English sources

Similar results can be found when the variables are correlated (panels B, F and J, with a correlation coefficient of 0.2; panels C, G and K, with a correlation coefficient of 0.5) and when they are not normally distributed (panels D, H and L), or when SVM (figure 2) is used for constructing prediction models.

Figures 6, 7 and 8 present the correlated panel of the individual sand units across the correlated wells.

The activity (log 10 IC50) of doxorubicin and the expression of STAT1 (log 2) in the cell lines were highly correlated (panel D, R=0.89).

With respect to the Ser2/5-P isoform of RNAPII, 1,740 probes were highly positively correlated with gene expression (right panel), while 1,200 probes were strongly negatively correlated (left panel).

The fold change estimations (group mean Ct differences) from the three methods are highly correlated (left panel of Figure  6).

Middle and right panels: correlated images of K5 immunostaining and X-gal staining.

For the 191 items rated in Round 1, and the 68 items in Round 2, the item endorsement rates of the consumer panel and the professional panel were strongly correlated, with correlation coefficients of.91 and.75 respectively.

For the 416 items rated in Round 1, and the 96 items in Round 2, the item endorsement rates from the consumer panel and the professional panel were strongly correlated, with correlation coefficients of.92 (t(415) = 47.82, p < .05) and.80 (t(101) = 13.40, p < .05) for these rounds respectively.

Multiple sorting functions are provided for the correlated molecules (right panel) including sorting by molecular index, correlation values (Correl) and molecule name.

Note that even in this case, there are distinct miRNA-target populations that are either positively or negatively correlated (Figure 3, panels C and D); the overall average correlation is negative because the relative abundance of positively and negatively correlated pairs is inverted compared to that in our dataset.

By clicking a node (i.e., molecule of interest) in either circular or heat map layout on the graph in the main window, a molecular window will pop up with a list of details for that molecule in the left panel and information about correlated molecules in the right panel (Fig. 4).