Sentence examples for correlation normally from inspiring English sources

The ANN looks for some unknown hidden pattern in the occurrence of preceding values rather than a serial correlation between them and hence the study of the serial correlation (normally based on the assumption of linearity of relationships) was avoided in this work.

After two to four hours of ATP depletion, autocorrelation analysis of the derived track reveals that the peaks of positive correlation normally seen between 0.01 and 0.1 s are almost extinguished and the spatial amplitude of the detected oscillation to be even further reduced to 63 nm; almost half the original spatial amplitude detected prior to ATP depletion.

If environmentally induced variation in maternal state produces the correlations normally seen between digit ratio and behavioral traits, then the uniform lab environment in which our mice were raised may account for the lack of correlations seen in this study.

As correlations normally downsize, when homogeneous samples are analyzed [42], it maybe that the coherence between personality traits and sensory capacity described here augments analyzing a broader spectrum of personality values.

The interpatient correlations between Crs assessed with the PEEP wave maneuver and the reference values for Crs were calculated with the Pearson correlation for normally distributed data and with the Spearman correlation for non-normally distributed data.

Univariate correlates of strain and displacement were identified by Pearson's correlation for normally distributed data.

A wide variety of standard statistical performance evaluation measures are needed to properly evaluate the performances of various ANN models rather than relying on a few global error statistics (such as RMSE and correlation coefficient) normally employed.

This is currently not so interesting for the IVS, where only two to four 24-h-long VLBI sessions are observed per week and the correlation is normally done 2 weeks later.

Correlation in normally distributed variables was calculated by Pearson's coefficient.

Furthermore, all numerical covariables were tested for correlations between each other using the Pearson coefficient of correlation for normally distributed variables and the Spearman coefficient of correlation for skewed distributed variables.

We used the Pearson correlation for normally distributed variables and the Spearman's rank correlation for nonnormally distributed variables, to relate the OHC concentrations to motor, cognitive, and behavioral outcome.