Sentence examples for correlation required from inspiring English sources

The experiments aim to collect heat transfer data and to provide an empirical heat transfer correlation required for a SCWR design.

The Mann et al., Grey at al. and Svendsen et al time series are all the result of a low pass filter process15,16,17, evident from their power spectra (Supp Figs 3 5), and all have a reduction in their degrees of freedom that increases the magnitude of the correlation required to achieve a particular level of statistical significance.

However, a conclusive test of the LE assumption was difficult due to the limited range of experimental conditions covered and the uncertainties in some of the model input parameters, including the mass-transfer coefficient correlation required for the NE model.

A first critical issue is the correlation between the instantaneous cylinder gas composition and the composition of the exhaust flow: such a correlation, required by the 1d software, is very difficult to be determined by experiments, so that CFD-3D analyses remain the only reliable source of information.

"[M]aster radiologist…has once again demonstrated his uncanny ability to hedge on every conceivable diagnosis when reviewing an imaging study…has successfully raised all known disorders as possible aetiologies of the findings visible on the scan….concludes his diagnosis with his signature signoff: 'Clinical correlation required'" [22].

A smaller ratio gives a smaller correlation required for noise reduction.

Stiffness, used for grading logs, is positively correlated with growth strain with a correlation of 0.61, an unfavourable correlation requiring a trade-off between the two traits.

The evaluation of the dimensionless numbers that appear in the correlation requires the physical properties of the fluid to be known or estimated.

This correlation requires more evidence to understand how predation may have affected cetacean evolution, but the occurrence of many large teeth from physeteroid whales in deposits of similar age around the world suggests that, during the Miocene, both "killer sperm whales" and large sharks were important components of marine ecosystems, just as orcas and great white sharks are today.

The disadvantage of these novel methods is that the correlation requires a substantially increased signal processing effort.

However, using correlation requires transmitting the complete 20 Hz magnitude data from the wrist to the dice instead of just transmitting three feature values every 2.5 seconds.