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The proposed heat transfer correlation can describe 91% of the test data within ±15% with a mean deviation of 6.98% while the proposed friction correlation can describe 85% of the database within ±15% with a mean deviation of 8.82%.

Furthermore, as the velocities at minimum pressure velocities (referred to in the paper as the minimum pressure velocities) have been found to follow the same trend as the boundary saltation velocity if the solid concentration is taken into account, our simple correlation can describe by ± 30% all the relevant experiments found in the literature.

These results indicate that in some cases, even if data have intrinsic correlations between generation times of mothers and daughters, model without such correlations can describe the data well.

The correlative method can describe the correlation between neighbouring scales or levels, but has faced with closure problems within a level, which can be solved by incorporating the variational method that correlates different scales through stability conditions.

As a first step, the relationships between these multiple variables are investigated using Spearman's Rank Order Correlation (rho), which can describe the strength and direction of relationships.

Spearman's rank correlation coefficient is one of the objectives which can describe the correlation between supply and demands.

The VIP indicator can describe correlations between the variable (X) and response (Y).

In water-wet grid-blocks of large permeability variance and finite correlation length, effective relative permeabilities can describe the average front movements, but a stochastic term is needed to describe the detailed fluctuations.

The estimated Π, V and W can describe the correlation patterns of allele-specificity among datasets.

To circumvent the difficulty of documenting the frequencies of all 3 D configurations, iASeq employs a technique that can describe the major correlation patterns in the data using a few probability vectors whose values vary from 0 to 1 rather than being dichotomous (i.e., 0 or 1).

Clearly, the question arises whether this correlation can be described in terms of a meanfield-type model that neglects correlated fluctuations, or whether these fluctuations must be taken into account for an appropriate description of the system.