Sentence examples for derive the correlation between from inspiring English sources

Several mixing variations are used to derive the correlation between fly ash density and mortar compressive strength.

Using traditional statistical techniques, a large quantity of data, from either experiments or numerical simulations, are needed to derive the correlation between the mechanical properties and the random factors.

In this work, an energy-based method was used to derive the correlation between concrete shear modulus and torsional frequency of free slab based on first-order torsional mode shape of free slab.

A least-squares linear regression method was then used to derive the correlation between the oxygenation levels and the spectral characteristics within the selected wavelength band.

The log2 transformed abundance of tumor samples was reported and was used to derive the correlation between RNA-Seq protocol pairs.

MetaOmGraph (MOG; http://www.metnetdb.org) [ 25] was used to analyze expression patterns of AtRabD1, AtRabD2a, AtRabD2b and AtRabD2c and derive the correlation between them.

We find it very interesting that the sign of correlation is entirely determined by probabilistic characteristics of the common transcript and not by its affinity to the competing probe sets, the latter being quantified by the probability p. We agree with Dr. Gaile that one can easily derive the correlation coefficient between Z1 and Z2 by the same straightforward argument.

Together with the mean AUCs of 0.923, we derived the correlation coefficient r between the two AUC from the tables given by Hanley and McNeil (1983), which was 0.60.

It is not possible from these correlations to readily derive the genetic correlation between genomic prediction and the true BV, because of heterogeneity of variance among the deregressed EPD.

This method for calculating preference scores by deriving the correlation coefficients for the relationships between each participant's attractiveness ratings of individual faces and another variable (in this study, either rated facial adiposity or BMI) has been used in previous studies to assess individual differences in face preferences (e.g., Fisher, Fincher, Hahn, DeBruine, & Jones, 2013).

Table 3a shows three matrices derived from the correlation between 'evolution acceptance' and 'rejection of the telistic view', tested for the actual 'understanding of natural selection'.