Sentence examples for direction and correlation from inspiring English sources

In the presence of anisotropy, diffusion can no longer be completely characterized by a single scalar coefficient but required a tensor, D _, which fully describes molecular mobility along each direction and correlation between these directions.

Based on the LOS signal directions and correlation between LOS and multipath signals, the DAS beamformer performance could be similar to that of MPDR and MPDRSS.

The correlation showed an exponential decay along the radial direction, and the correlation length was in proportion to λm.

It can be seen that every validated SNP affects both traits in the same direction, and the correlation between the solutions is highly positive.

The clustering metric for the Wang dataset was a Pearson correlation in the genes direction and a smooth correlation in the sample direction.

Fig. 4 Displacements in the direction S55°E (top) and correlation coefficients between the displacement and the ramp function at select points (bottom).

Only 25 genes were common to both alignments, but 96% of the 215 had congruent direction of change and correlation between genome- and transcript-aligned fold-change was 0.73.

Results showed that spectral features and indices obtained from backscattering directions between 20° and 40° view zenith angle had a stronger correlation with Car content than that from the nadir direction, and the strongest correlation was observed from about 30° backscattering direction.

The direction and magnitude of correlation between responses to TLR ligands followed a normal distribution and therefore was analyzed by calculating the Pearson correlation co-efficient, whereas the Spearman correlation co-efficient described relationships between cytokine production and cell count which had a skewed distribution.

T-values resulting from the linear model are displayed as bar plots and indicate direction and significance of correlation (shaded grey box equals p > 0.05, Bonferroni-corrected per model).

The direction and significance of correlations among the smoking phenotypes within the dataset are similar, with all correlations highly significant (P<0.0001), except for the correlation between age at initiation and cigarettes per day in the NHS sample (Table S2).