Sentence examples for evident correlation between from inspiring English sources

Fig. 7c shows an evident correlation between them.

There is an evident correlation between the feeder population and the red curves associated with a(i) and b(i).

These simple graphs already enhance: – a more or less evident correlation between indoor and outdoor (macroclimate) data.

In 1993 there does not seem to be any evident correlation between the technological intensity of the industry, and immigrant concentration.

While no evident correlation between the antimicrobial activity and the property of the peptides was observed, common activities against model membrane were nevertheless identified for the active antimicrobial peptides: mediating efficient membrane leakage, negligible membrane fusion and liposome aggregation.

By analyzing the experimental data at the final pressure point of rapid compaction stage and slow compaction stage during the simulation experiment, it is concluded that there is no evident correlation between porosity and compaction time during the rapid compaction stage, while a good negative relation exists between them during the slow compaction stage.

Evident correlation has been observed between the strength of hydrogen bonding and molecular structures of both the PVCL PEG and PNIPAM PEG PSA PSA complexes and their adhesion.

No evident correlation has been found between IAP and SOFA score in the group of all patients.

No evident correlations exist between the model ages and the topography, the gravity anomaly, and the sizes and ages of the craters or the basins filled by the mare basalts.

Nevertheless, according to Pedersen's review on relation between pH and pretreatment severity [ 25], no evident correlations were observed between enzymatic hydrolysis (glucan-to-glucose conversion) and combined severity factor for acid steam explosion, alkaline wet oxidation, and lime pretreatment.

I can point you immediately to this article from the Washington Post's Max Fischer, in which he runs down the statistics on the 10 largest global markets for video games and finds "no evident, statistical correlation between video game consumption and gun-related killings".