Sentence examples for false correlates from inspiring English sources

The q-value measures the predicted false discovery rate associated with a significant test when multiple hypotheses are tested, i.e. a q-value of 0.05 implies that for every 100 significant correlates, five false correlates are expected.

I think these false correlations exist because chocolate consumption, Nobel Prize winning and Winter Olympic medals are all correlated with something else which is not ever raised in these studies.

CT was used to decide if the PET lesion was in or outside the colon and if the PET lesion had a sphincter, stool, collapsed bowel or an inflammation as a false-positive correlate.

To see if there were a large number of false positives perfectly correlated with a causal locus, we repeated the simulation for the common alleles in the CYP2D6 region which had the highest level of LD.

This approach has promise but it will be important to document that PCR-positive, blood culture-negative specimens are not false positives by correlating the results with other clinical data 86.

These scoring systems generally try to classify interactions as true positives or false positives by correlating features of the data with sets of training data including known true positives and true negatives.

ERP correlates of false recognition were identified by comparing false alarms for related lures to correct rejections for related lures, and these ERPs were contrasted to those associated with true recognition (target hits).

"There is a false notion that age correlates with experience," Mr. Gill said.

Thus, using unrelated lures as the baseline condition would introduce a stimulus confound that would obscure ERP correlates of false recognition.

Our results are consistent with these interpretations, with the N400 ERP correlates of false memory reported here reflecting the semantic fluency that is presumably inhibited by the later-occurring ERP effects in true versus false memory.

We found that, while none of our measures were significantly correlated with the change in degree centrality, the line of sight and the step depth to the boundary of Soho were correlated with the change in closeness centrality (nonparametric Spearman's correlation false discover rate-corrected n=24, step depth to boundary r=0.37, P=0.004, and line of sight r=0.60, P<0.001; Supplementary Table 6).