Sentence examples for correlation tendency from inspiring English sources

Global freedom rankings of countries (democracies), as designed and measured by Freedom House (2003, 2004a, b), display a limited correlation tendency with knowledge rankings.

There was no association between wnt5a expression and other findings, but wnt5a expression did show a correlation tendency with lymph node and lymphatic invasion.

At autosomal L1Hs, methylation levels showed a correlation tendency between methylation level and genome size, with higher methylation observed at most loci in individuals with one X chromosome and the lowest in XXY individuals.

Finally, weaker correlation tendencies were observed for grain moisture (ranging from 0.07 to −0.39).

Traditional clustering methods are well suited for analyzing time-series expression data, but they fall short when applied to perturbational data, because the underlying similarity measures, such as PCC, primarily capture global correlation tendencies.

However, it was difficult to find a definite correlation or tendency between age and implant stability.

The results shown in Table 4 indicated that only hepatic enzymes and liver specific proteins had statistical correlation with tendency of HCV recurrence.

Similar results were observed by Anneroth and Hansen who showed a negative correlation between " tendency to keratinization" and the total malignancy score in carcinomas of tongue and floor of the mouth [ 13].

Zr-centered 〈0, 2, 8, 5〉 clusters exhibit strong spatial correlations and tendency to connect with each other in short-range order.

As usual, the analysis is not simplistic and tries to explain correlations and tendencies in detail.

The basic studies of miRNA regulation in PPI networks attempt to discover new correlations and tendencies between miRNAs and their target proteins in a relatively fast way, which provides part of the theoretical support to laboratory experiments; and b) identification of the impact of miRNA regulation on PPI networks in diseases.