Sentence examples for example a correlation from inspiring English sources

For example, a correlation with pre-defined templates was presented in [1].

For example, a correlation function of three symbols (1 0 1) [7] or four symbols (1 1 -1 -1) [8, 9] in segment training signals is used to generate the timing phase information, or the field sync sequence is used to generate the timing phase correction [10].

For example, a correlation between disease duration and thinning of RNFL has been reported in some studies [11], [16], [20], [35] whereas others did not find a correlation [17], [18].

For example, a correlation, like 0.97, indicates a high association between one gene co-expression network and one developmental stage.

The maps should be confirmed with the same statistical test and compared against each other; for example a correlation analysis of diagonal position against texture tuning.

For example, a correlation between rates of molecular evolution and fecundity was found in mammals [ 9], even after accounting for variation in other LH-traits.

For the first of these examples, a correlation between the catalyst activity and the standard electrode potential was used as the basis for predicting that gold would be the best catalyst for this reaction.

For each V β family, the CDR3-LD was compared by different methods (see Fig. S1B for examples): A correlation coefficient was calculated by first plotting the percentages of each CDR3 length for the two compartments compared (one point per CDR3 length, the point abscissa and ordinate are the percentages for the first and the second compartment, respectively).

Representative example of a correlation pattern observed in ferret visual cortex 7 days prior to eye-opening.

Raw intensity scatterplots of a representative example, yielded a correlation coefficient R2 = 0.988 and a slope of approximately 45 degrees (Fig. 1A).

Thus, the difference observed is actually an example of a correlation rather than an instance of causation.