We have found that a positive correlation exists between the intensity of the response and the values of the dielectric constant, acidity, basicity and dipole moment of the VOCs, and that the sensitiveness to the polar [apolar] compounds is well correlated to the value of the polar [dispersive] component of the free surface energy of the thin films.
We propose that physiological and perceptual sensory adaptation stems from this fundamental ambiguity that exists between the intensity of sensory stimuli and the excitability of the neurons that process these signals.
For fear memory in normal subjects, however, there is a well-established Yerkes-Dodson law [10], which states that under a mnemonic context, an inverted-U shaped relationship exists between the intensity of stress and the retention of fear [11].
As demonstrated in Figure 1, a tight linear relationship (goodness of fit: r = 0.8263) existed between the intensity of telomere labeling and the age.
On the one hand, a correlation exists between the intensities of current fluctuations at different frequencies.
Spearman's correlation was performed on normalized data of all acupuncture procedures to determine if a correlation existed between the intensities of the different sensations that occurred during acupuncture for each acupoint, conditioned that the sensation was experienced at the minimal total score of 1.
An analytical formula was derived demonstrating that, for a given DC material, an optimal thickness exists that maximizes the intensity of the emitted radiation, while minimizing the impact of self-absorption.
Eldon's character is often obscured by his sadness, while Isabelle, more sharply drawn, exists almost entirely in the intensity of her longing to make photographs: "Art is like a light," she says to Annie.
Strong correlations exist between latitudinal distribution and the intensity of population oscillations; furthermore, populations of boreal animals are more genetically homogeneous than long-term fragmented and stable populations of tropical species (e.g. [ 44]).
This gap exists despite the fact that the intensity of attachment and identity bonds established with place are supposedly affected by the size of the environment.
