Sentence examples for equivalent correlation from inspiring English sources

This result contrasts with that for the equivalent correlation in nickel nitrate, and is taken as evidence for a more extensive free energy landscape of zinc nitrate hydrates.

A new method for transforming correlated distributions, involving the Nataf transformation, is proposed that avoids the solution of integral equations; the method is based on the Taylor series expansion of the probability density function (PDF) of a bivariate normal distribution resulting in an explicit polynomial equation of the equivalent correlation coefficient.

Few investigations agree to the insistence of an equivalent correlation of acute ischemic lesions and neuropsychological outcome parameters [29].

However, the equivalent correlation analyses for mean diclofenac concentration in those samples with detectable levels gave no indication that mean concentrations varied consistently among site clusters in different time periods (Spearman correlation coefficients: T1 vs T2, rS = −0.067; T1 vs T3, rS = 0.321, one-tailed P = 0.25; T2 vs T3, rS = 0.143, one-tailed P>0.25).

The equivalent correlation coefficient between automated Twitter sentiment and mortality was 0.15 (p=0.24).

To identify significant DC gene sets, samples are permuted across conditions to simulate the null of equivalent correlation between conditions.

Informant ratings of current ADHD symptoms correlated moderately with self-reported symptoms and were similar to the equivalent correlations in the control sample (r=0.47, p<0.001).

So instead of looking for correlations between neutrinos measured at different times, Formaggio and colleagues looked for equivalent correlations in the number of muon neutrinos arriving in Minnesota with different energies.

Correlations of the proportion of homozygous SNPs with pedigree-based inbreeding coefficients were stronger than the equivalent correlations using GRM_F for both Holstein and Jersey populations.

The equivalent correlations were determined for comparisons of assays detecting antibodies to A(H3N2) (Fig. 2C and D) and A(H5N1) (Fig. 2E and F).

The larger implication is that it may not be possible to establish equivalent correlations between the measured value in an array and the absolute value in a biological sample for every gene on an array.