Sentence examples for detectable relationship from inspiring English sources

Lin (2014) investigates whether any detectable relationship exists between the productivity of solar eruptions and the thermal properties of the subsurface structures.

However, there is no detectable relationship between sequence diversity and position relative to the centromere (p>0.1, Spearman rank correlation, Fig. 2B).

The absence of a similar detectable relationship for the smallest and the largest organisms examined (i.e. the microbes and the mesostigmatid mites) is interesting.

The results in Figure 1B and Table 1 show that while there is a detectable relationship between node degree and multifunctionality, the actual correlation between the rankings is modest and varies from data set to data set.

There was no detectable relationship between COM displacement and the stage 1 probability density function.

Furthermore, for transcripts containing PTCs, there was no detectable relationship between 3′UTR length and transcript levels.

There were also no detectable relationships between performance and the probability density functions describing the frequency distributions of the final escape angle (data not shown).

However, at least for first approximation modeling, these changes could be covered either by duplication, if they do not yield new genes without detectable relationships to pre-existing families, or by innovation if they do.

Among these 119 loci, 29.4% (35 loci), 74%8888 loci), 48.7% (58 loci), 40.3% (48 loci) and 31.9% (38 loci) had detectable relationships with the portions of the rice, foxtail millet, sorghum, maize and Brachypodium genomes, respectively.

During the analysis, attention was paid to the characteristics of carers (for example gender) and the carers' situations (for example the diagnoses of the person they care for) in order to determine whether these had detectable relationships with the themes identified.

Our results suggest that (1) niche evolution deviates from gradualism in birds and can sometimes be rapid and independent of time and thus (2) emphasize the potential for detectable relationships between macroevolutionary patterns of niche evolution and ongoing diversification of ecological traits (Salamin et al., 2010).