Sentence examples for correlation between variations from inspiring English sources

PAS and DSC analyses revealed a good correlation between variations of free volume and increase of glass transition (Tg) of the bulk material.

The purpose of Figs. 3 and 4 are to establish the correlation between variations in the GPS-TEC and geomagnetic storms at mid-latitudes, especially over South Korea.

To discriminate between local and global effects in night Pc3s, we study a correlation between variations of night Pc3 occurrence rates and local geomagnetic activity at two station pairs: BEL-TAR in Europe and KAT-ADL in Australia.

The findings demonstrate that there is strong spatial and temporal correlation between variations of the ground-based GPS-PWV estimates and the passage of the storm over the state.

ICP-AES analysis of brine samples to identify changes in brine composition during reaction suggests that a much longer reaction time is needed to approach steady state and to establish a clear correlation between variations in solution chemistry and the precipitation of carbonates.

Only compounds with Tc < 0.25 in the aldehyde building block (Figure 6) yielded clear visual differences in staining patterns as compared to the reference probe, explaining the absence of quantitative correlation between variations in Tc and variations in image features [27].

Pearson's χ test was used to detect the correlation between variation rate and disease progress in HBV infected patients.

The ratio of nucleotide distances in LTR NRR pairs varied between 0.422 and 14.609 reflecting the lack of correlation between variation in nucleotide distance for LTR and NRR regions.

Fig. 3 Correlation between variation in respiratory carotid peak systolic velocity and fluid challenge-induced changes in the stroke volume index.

This suggested that changes in large-scale nucleation rate could not explain the correlation between variation in cosmic ray ionisation and any cloud or aerosol properties (Dunne et al. [2012]).

AFM measurement on various spatial locations indicates a possible strong correlation between variation of refractive index and the grain size which is again affected by the degree of collimation and ad atom kinetic energy at various spatial locations.