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For the radar system, if we correlate between the transmitted signal and the received signal, then we get the time difference between the transmitted and received signals.

If we correlate the positive- and negative-strand read densities, they should correlate best when the negative-strand reads are shifted upstream by L base pairs, which is equivalent to the mean fragment length.

Of the remaining cases, the split between methods R and S is 3 to 11. Very similar results are obtained if we correlate B, R, and S to the presence (count > 0) or absence (count = 0) of motifs in the peak (Additional file 6: Table S5).

If we correlate these chemical-shift changes with those from the binding of lactose, we get a linear regression coefficient of 0.82, which indicates that Gal-β(1→4 -Gal interacts primarily at the same site on gal-1→4 -Galtose.

If we correlate the distance of the perforations from the ileocaecal valve with the type of surgery performed (see Figure  4), we see that primary repair was the most frequently adopted technique, regardless of the distance of the perforations from the valve, while resection with anastomosis was mostly performed for perforations less than 20 cm from the valve.

If we correlated serum biomarkers to clinical parameters in TNF-α blocker-naïve AS patients, we observed a good correlation of VEGF with CRP, ESR, and BASDAI.

To see if we could correlate our cell-based studies with the colon cancer patient clinical outcome we examined a TMA of 140 patients.

The news for the fans of justice gets more cheerful still if we introduce correlated play.

We found that, if we removed correlated variables prior to model selection, the final models were artefacts of the variables we had selected.

Responses primarily utterances are also specific events which need to be grouped into types if we are to correlate them with stimulation patterns.

First, we analysed whether reductions in GS and IF were correlated.