Sentence examples for correlation stems from from inspiring English sources

Although the direct trade link has grown in importance, recent estimates are that about two-thirds of this increasing correlation stems from demand spillover related to Asia's influence on commodity prices.

We suggest that the observed correlation stems from consistent selective pressure generated by the host immune system.

Such function-phylogeny correlation stems from a set of clade-specific cellular functions with low parsimony scores.

For example, Jensen (1980) notes that the observation that the within-family height intelligence correlation is small and only marginally significant, in contrast to the between-family correlation, is consistent with the hypothesis that the height intelligence correlation stems from assortative mating.

This method accounts for the correlation stemming from the use of up to two semen samples per male participant for the select end points measured in both samples (i.e., volume, concentration, next-day motility, and sperm head morphology).

By contrast, Ce and Au occupy different sites; their correlation apparently stems from the Zintl rule.

This weak correlation possibly stems from variable parenchyma tissue densities (Taylor 1969; Fujiwara 1992; Guilley and Nepveu 2003).

The lack of a correlation may stem from unmeasured facets of heliconiine niches.

The lack of such a correlation may stem from the small number of epitopes required to induce an immune response.

This correlation may stem from either an advantage of individuals with intermediate MHC diversity being able to better fight off parasites and therefore allocate more energy to growth, or from non-random mortality with regards to MHC.

This indicates CSA's over-correction of bias, in both directions, when ZY correlation is low; this stems from its failure to account for regression to the mean [ 24, 34].