Sentence examples for exploring the correlation between from inspiring English sources
Research exploring the correlation between biomechanical factors and the subacromial space would be beneficial.
This study focused on exploring the correlation between TCM syndrome and the serum concentration of adiponectin (APN) and peroxynitrite (ONOO−) in dyslipidemia patients.
We report the results of a pilot study exploring the correlation between the perceived 3D video quality and a number of statistical measures extracted from the sparse disparity estimates.
The clustering and dimensionality reduction algorithms used in the previous sections are equally applicable to analysis in image coordinate space, exploring the correlation between individual structural elements found in the image itself.
Initial experimental results revealed that direct estimation of DON content using hyperspectral images is currently unfeasible, but they also indicated that an indirect analysis exploring the correlation between Fusarium damage and DON content may be accurate enough to improve the process of DON screening in the production chain.
Establishing a precise definition of a product's form not only enables the form of the product to be explicitly described, but also provides a convenient basis for exploring the correlation between the product's specific form features and the corresponding consumer response.
It aims at finding the relation between ADHD symptoms severity and results of sleep studies, and exploring the correlations between them.
Therefore, exploring the correlations between HFMD incidence and meteorological elements is of great significance in improving early warnings and control of the disease.
We then explored the correlation between protein expression and HB to identify proteins correlated with the behavior.
(Scientists will have to explore the correlation between faulty judgments by men in stripes and their primping and strutting).
The poem explores the correlation between an experience of loss — the "impossibility of return," as it's described on the podcast — and a subsequent interlude of believing that what has been lost is recoverable.
