Sentence examples for exhibit correlations from inspiring English sources
Though it has always been difficult to confirm theories in view of the complexity of the data, a statistical approach has been attempted e.g., by G. Swanson in his Birth of the Gods, which attempts to exhibit correlations between types of social arrangement and religious beliefs, such as the caste system and belief in reincarnation.
If we exclude the Redirection signature class, which appears to produce the worst prediction results, the remaining classes exhibit correlations ranging from 0.68 to 0.87, suggesting that the generated models have a very high prediction accuracy.
Above the cluster scale, the fracture roughness exponents in the two materials are nearly indistinguishable (confirming theoretical predictions); below this scale conventional cracks exhibit correlations indicating consistently weak paths for crack propagation, suggesting percolation of "random" boundaries.
Having determined that only relatively few miRNAs actually exhibit correlations with their targets (whether positive or negative), we show the 10 most positive miRNA-target pairs in Table 1 and the 10 most negative pairs in Table 2.
Eigengenes of different modules often exhibit correlations which we use to define eigengene networks.
Most subclasses exhibit correlations smaller than the genome wide correlation (Additional File 3).
Similarly, with respect to the Pearson's product moment-based correlation measure, we observe the LCCDC metric to exhibit correlation levels of strongly to very strongly positive for 16 of the 18 networks (11 networks exhibit very strongly positive correlation and 5 networks exhibit strongly positive correlation).
Jab1 expression did not exhibit correlation with risk.
The latter is modeled as a summation of error terms that exhibit correlation across time.
Overall, both Cufflinks FPKM and Sailfish RPKM values are comparable and exhibit correlation values 0.6 or higher.
Thus, a gene may be very highly expressed in one tissue and lowly expressed in a different tissue and still exhibit correlation between tissues.
