Sentence examples for correlated relationship from inspiring English sources

The SOC of Luoyugou has no significantly correlated relationship to topographic indices (slope, upslope area, and TWI), which have been profoundly disturbed by human activity, particularly by the conversion from sloped land to terraced cropland.

Among four detected NPAHs, 6-nitrochrysene and 7-nitrobenz[a]anthracene were the predominant NPAHs and were highly correlated relationship with their parent PAHs (R = 0.93 and 0.97, respectively).

This hypothesis was supported by the divergence of pathways enriched with target genes that are positively correlated with the miRNA compared to the canonical negatively correlated relationship.

It has been shown that the salinity of the ice surface is strongly correlated with thin-ice thickness, suggesting that the negatively correlated relationship between the PR and ice thickness is primarily caused by the ice surface salinity (Cox and Weeks 1974; Toyota et al. 2007).

Very obviously, both of those experiences must be firmly located in the innermost VIP area of first-world problems, but I wonder whether such gnawing dissatisfaction does not have a causal rather than a correlated relationship with the business of big spending.

Most existing RGB-D object detection approaches treat the two stages separately by extracting RGB and depth features individually, thus ignore the correlated relationship between these two modalities.

As expected, p31,  p13 are always at their true values after each run, whereas the other parameters have correlated relationships in the forms of their identifiable combinations.

A second concern was attributing causality in significantly correlated relationships within the data, which necessitated caution in interpreting apparently significant findings.

In order to correlate relationship between process inputs and responses, an adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) has been employed to predict the process characteristics based on experimental observation.

Regression equations can correlate relationships among the responses and the input parameters.

However, in one study of non-substance users, the severity of OCD symptoms was negatively correlated with relationship intimacy, relationship satisfaction, and self-disclosure of the disorder.