Sentence examples for correlation closely from inspiring English sources

This disease commonly develops in the weight-bearing joints of the lower limbs, such as the knee and hip joints, and onset shows a close correlation closely with age.

The four metrics differed in the strength of their correlation with true connectivity; resistance distance showed the strongest correlation, closely followed by LCP cost, with Euclidean distance having the weakest.

We tested this hypothesis by systematically measuring the voltages between the xylem of a potted Ficus benjamina tree and soils of various pH that showed a clear correlation closely following the Nernst equation.

The correlations closely mirrored those observed for a single-item paper based depression severity rating when correlated with DSM-IV criteria in a population of psychiatric outpatients undergoing treatment for major depression [ 32].

The measures of correlation are closely tied to another closely watched market statistic, the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index.

The mRNA abundance determined using mRNA-seq correlated more closely (correlation coefficient = 0.63) with protein abundances at 0.5 and 0.7 h-1 compared with the previous mRNA abundance data determined using RT-PCR, indicating that mRNA-seq generates more accurate data for comparison between genes.

We suggest that the positive correlation is closely related with the topography of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

For vertical cylinders the new correlation agrees closely with the classical vertical plate correlation, and is also compared to heat transfer equations.

As genetic distance between two breeding populations increases, the correlation between closely linked markers in the two populations decreases.

In the future, we plan to improve the model by incorporating information from the spatial correlation among closely located SNPs.

(40) The Cu−O correlation agrees closely with that given by Brown 87) except that it becomes negative for R > 3.07 Å.