Sentence examples for having correlated from inspiring English sources

The cancer to normal ratio for the sense and antisense transcript in each pair can be used to detect sense-antisense transcript pairs having correlated or anti-correlated expression, as shown in Additional file 1: Figure S3 for random priming.

We here propose a new algorithm to process data streams, with data having correlated components and coming from clusters with different covariance matrices.

However, the study also indicated that a subset of this dataset (with combined score ≥ 770) is more reliable with greater portion of it having correlated gene expression profiles and coherent informative Gene Ontology (GO) term annotations in both interaction partners.

The topological overlap between two genes not only reflects their more proximal interactions (e.g., two genes physically interacting or having correlated expression values), but also reflects the higher order interactions that these two genes may have with other genes in the network.

We observe a significantly greater portion of PPIs in the H37Rv STRING PPI dataset (with score ≥ 770) having correlated gene expression profiles and coherent informative GO term annotations in both interaction partners than that in the H37Rv B2H PPI dataset.

We identified 53 of 2491 probes that met both these criteria, i.e. having correlated expression profiles in brain and blood (for at least one brain region) and showing more inter-individual variation than intra-individual (between tissues) variation.

"I must have correlated one of the variables with itself".

Researchers have correlated working memory capacity with intelligence.

Historically, these have correlated closely with growth in the local business.

Recent studies have correlated long life with optimism, with positive thinking, and with a lack of hostility, anxiety and depression.

The decrease in abortion providers has correlated with a decrease in the rate of abortions.