Sentence examples for correlation on the ability from inspiring English sources
By examining the effects of the phosphorylation site mutations on NIK-mediated nuclear relocalization of rpL10, we found a perfect correlation on the ability of the mutations to affect tolerance and rpL10 nuclear relocation.
A selected label is used to rate the correlation depending on the ability of a classifier to predict the correct label in a leave-one-out setting.
This suggests that possible bias in estimated genetic correlations depends on the ability of the model to resemble the distribution of effects of the underlying loci.
Finally, when seeded into mouse lungs, rigidity-dependent cell lines did not grow as well as rigidity-independent lines, indicating a correlation between the ability to grow on soft matrices in vitro and proliferative capacity in vivo in the lung.
A positive correlation between the ability to grow on PLET and BA813 PCR-positivity was detected.
Martin et al. [ 62] derived a transgenomic graph model showing that HBF has a remarkably simple microbiome/metabolome correlation network, impacting directly on the ability of the host to metabolize lipids, and fundamentally altering the biliary enterohepatic circulation.
However, they did find a correlation between the ability to control imitation and performance on measures of perspective-taking in this group, as well as trends toward correlations between the ability to control imitation and theory-of-mind performance.
On the other hand, there appears to be a direct correlation between the ability of Y. pseudotuberculosis to resist phagocytosis and to cause systemic infections in mice.
On the other hand, Walker and Gilliland [ 32] found no significant correlation between the ability of L. acidophilus to deconjugate bile acids and the ability to assimilate cholesterol.
Furthermore, there was a striking correlation between the ability to form centrioles in fruit flies and the ability of CPAP and STIL to bind each other, based on the structural model and in vitro binding studies.
The positive correlation suggests that the ability to respond actively in the two different behavioural assays may depend on similar brain circuitry.
