Sentence examples for in its correlations from inspiring English sources

Thus, in a difference-graph for a and b, a node is large if it differs strongly in its correlations to other nodes wrt. the two treatments, there should thus be several heavy (i.e., warm-colored) incident edges on such a node.

Nevertheless, our results regarding EC in its correlations with other factors in two different groups contribute to establish its relevance in the relationship between experiencing and remembering a traumatic event and developing PTSD.

However, contrary to past findings in children with ASD [ 3, 8], age was not correlated with uncooperative behavior, although age did approach significance in its correlation with physiological distress.

Husserl took as his point of departure mathematical entities and later examined logical structures, in order finally to achieve the insight that each being must be grasped in its correlation to consciousness, because each datum becomes accessible to a person only insofar as it has meaning for him.

However, the data generated is extremely intricate in its correlation structure, and its proper analysis is complex.

From our perspective, one of the more promising methods for improving upon current Big Data visualization techniques is in its correlation with Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) that are suitable for the limited perception capabilities of humans.

Reassuringly, any effect of ventilatory support on TFdi is likely to introduce 'noise' in its correlation with weaning outcome and this would tend to bias the observed association toward the null.

In particular its upregulation in ovarian survival indicates a role which in its correlation with higher survival time contrasts with its upregulation in tumors vs. normal tissue.

Only the baseline latent physical disability exceeded the global functional performance in its correlation with follow-up physical disability (Table 4).

W→S DAF skew shows less differentiation in its correlation with recombination between the sexes than does BDS (Webster et al. 2005; Dreszer et al. 2007).

Our approach does not infer coexpression networks but uses the structure of the full coexpression network encoded in its correlation matrix to approximately identify changes in coexpression networks between two conditions.