Sentence examples for correlated population from inspiring English sources

We review recent results showing that strongly correlated population codes can be explained using minimal models that rely on low order relations among cells.

The results on both the Greenish warbler (a ring species) data set [3], [22] and a simulated data set with a spatially correlated population give better approximations to the true population structure than does PCA.

The square pulse trains typically used for ChR2-based stimulation (Mattis et al., 2011) resulted in periodic, highly correlated population firing.

The sensitivity of PC to outliers is illustrated by the analysis of the spatially correlated population that consists of subpopulations arranged on a circle and an additional isolated subpopulation.

This is consistent with higher gene conversion rates between more closely linked ISX elements generating correlated population frequencies among adjacent elements (Sasaki et al., 2010).

Moreover, comparison among the three sets using Pearson and Spearman correlations indicates that X1 and X2 are the most correlated populations (Additional file 14).

The approach of Costes et al. therefore only considers positively correlated populations of pixels to be of interest -uncorrelated and anticorrelated pixels are ignored by their approach-, but also, due to its way of proceeding, it can only be applied to those images where the overall correlation is positive.

Theoretical studies of adaptation in large populations of asexual organisms show that the strength of interference is positively correlated with population size and mutation rate because mutations have a higher probability of co-occurring under these conditions [ 3, 12, 13, 15, 16].

Third, the top performing telecommunications measures include time windows and activities that are not just those that are mostly highly correlated with population but rather those that contribute unique information not found elsewhere (e.g. calls out made at 11 pm, text messages received at 8 am, and calls in at 2 am).

Likewise, genetic diversity was positively correlated to population size.

All of these estimates were significantly and positively correlated with population size when sample size was included as a covariate (Table 3).