Sentence examples for destructive correlation from inspiring English sources

Whereas a rejection is received for the data set in condition (1), where a destructive correlation is found and some steps such as waveband selection can be adopted in order to reduce the influences of hemoglobin.

Thus, a simple linear correlation between the destructive and non-destructive test results could be established.

A classification system of in situ non-destructive tests and the correlation matrix between them and the anomalies are also presented to assist the diagnosis of anomalies in ECoPiR and their causes.

It is possible that the effect is the result of "holes" arising from destructive interference of the double quantum 14Nτ correlation frequency and 13C correlation frequency, with each possessing a different phase [49].

The results show a correlation between two non-destructive measurement techniques applied on devices under test.

However, as they generally do not directly measure the appropriate parameter(s), correlations between non-destructive and destructive testing have to be established.

This study aims to examine some of the rock properties of quartz-mica schist (QMS) rocks in a cost-effective manner by establishing correlations between non-destructive and destructive tests.

Initially, fracture process zone development was investigated only on the surface of samples using Digital Image Correlation which is a non-destructive optical testing method.

The topographic picture and destructive analysis of the samples show very good correlation with eddy currents measurements.

This paper introduces three-dimensional Digital Image Correlation (DIC) as a new, non-destructive approach to measuring residual strains in cold bent steel that captures full-field strain data with high accuracy.

These results infer that country could be a moderating factor in the correlation between PIU, psychopathology and self-destructive behaviours.