Sentence examples for having a correlation from inspiring English sources
The LI and SPF of all tumours were, however, significantly (P < 0.001) correlated, having a correlation coefficient of only 0.76.
The ground radar estimates are also most correlated with gauge measurements, having a correlation coefficient (CC) of 0.81 (0.82) at 0.04° (0.25°) spatial resolution.
In the case of HeLa cell line, in vitro cytotoxic activity of titanocenes correlates with the logP parameter (Eq. 1), having a correlation coefficient of 0.80, which is higher than in the other cases; the correlation coefficient for the case of K562 is little bit lower (Eq. 2), but statistically significant, as well as in the case of Fem-x cell line (Eq. 3).
Consequently, range lines having a correlation coefficient less than a pre-determined threshold are declared to be range lines with potential moving objects, i.e., the ROI.
When selecting the weighting factors for k = 5 and k = 6, we excluded random code sets having a correlation of more than 0.5.
Lateral variation of resistivity is shown along transect B B' (Fig. 8a), and a combination of four attributes is clearly optimal for prediction of ILD (Fig. 8b) having a correlation coefficient of 0.98 (Fig. 8c).
"But I do believe that the inflammatory rhetoric in the immigration debate does have a correlation with increased violence against Latinos".
It has a correlation coefficient of 0.73, whereas the other attributes have lower correlations (Table 1).
As a result, effectively large ξ value has a correlation to a reasonably low viscous sample.
Did speed limitations have a correlation to the number of injured or deceased in accidents?
