Sentence examples for effect can be correlated from inspiring English sources

Nanoindentation tests showed that the presence of Cr can significantly change coating hardness: this effect can be correlated with compositional and microstructural changes.

By treating the reinforcer molecule as a fuzzy cylinder the reinforcement effect can be correlated to the reinforcers' size and shape.

This latter effect can be correlated to the special catalytic properties of the smaller Ru particles located inside the zeolite cavities.

The electrocatalytic effect can be correlated to an underpotential deposition (UPD) of lead at a limited number of active sites on the glassy carbon surface.

This effect can be correlated with the progressive penetration of the electrolyte in the pores.

This effect can be correlated with liver function as lipid metabolism in body.

These effects can be correlated with changes in crystal thickness detected by small angle X-ray scattering.

The catalytic effects can be correlated with the degree of Bi adsorbate coverage and the structural arrangement of Bi adatoms depending on the crystallographic orientation of the substrate.

A major problem in such studies is that additive genetic effects can be correlated with long-term changes in, for example, population density, water temperature, or phosphorus concentration and hence productivity of typical freshwater habitats (Hutchings and Fraser 2008).

It will be interesting to see whether some of the new compounds will have benefits in terms of increased efficacy or reduced side effects and whether those effects can be correlated with the HDAC subtype selectivity profiles, certain chemical substructures (hydroxamates vs. benzamdes) or might be substance specific.

Residual effects can be correlated with residuals in other countries for two reasons: 1) multiple evaluation centers may include genomic and phenotypic data from foreign animals in national estimates of marker effects, and 2) genomic predictions act as repeated measures of the same portion of genetic merit rather than independent measures of genetic merit, especially for major gene marker(s).