Sentence examples for correlations in particular from inspiring English sources

In contrast cancer patients showed different correlations; in particular dietary and erythrocyte P S fatty acid ratios correlated (P less than 0.01).

We finish with a short discussion of recent developments and extensions of models with logarithmic correlations, in particular in the context of extreme value statistics.

Comparing the white matter histopathological findings (Table 3) to white matter abnormalities by visual assessment (Supplementary Table 2) in the frontal and parietal lobes, there were no statistically significant correlations, in particular between Scheltens rating scores and gliosis (Spearman's ρ = 0.43, P value = 0.16).

While the former may represent a genuine epigenetic correlation, in particular CpGs correlating across all tissues may frequently be driven by genetic variation influencing local DNA methylation.

It should be acknowledged, however, that there has been some concern about the improper use of statistics in general and correlation in particular in the field of language testing which has gone unnoticed by fellow researchers.

To account for issues of multicollinearity (Gujarati, 1988) a variable inflation factor (VIF) test was performed for CSR and EM since this correlation in particular diminishes the power of an eventual relation.

The latter correlation in particular suggests that a partially conserved genetic infrastructure regulates transmission through the ip route and seemingly provides evidence of a dynamic effect across a range of agents, which encompass differences in host-adaptation.

Increasing oxidative stress did, however, tend to decouple positive phenotypic correlations and, in particular, to break correlations between lifespan and reproduction a pattern similar to the one described for control worms between environments.

Increasing oxidative insult, however, shows a strong tendency to uncouple positive phenotypic correlations and, in particular, to reduce the correlation between reproduction and lifespan.

All these correlations and in particular the TCMn TCMn one are typical for δ-MnO2 layers having 0.25 layer vacancy per layer octahedron and TCMn as in Fig. 4c.

Although relatively modest, the lifespan extensions by unc-31 and eat-18 mutations were reproducible and sometimes significant; they thus provide informative assay points that contribute to all measures of correlation, and in particular to rank-order correlations.