Sentence examples for indeed correlated from inspiring English sources

The reason for adopting this balance factor is the assumption that an essential characteristic of the noise is the lack of a spatial correlation between values; indeed, correlated signals would constitute significant components, worthy of inversion (Camacho et al. 2007).

The empirical results suggest that the residual error terms were indeed correlated across these two dimensions; failing to take this correlation into account would have yielded biased and inefficient parameter estimates (i.e., effects).

A linear function (Do et al., 2004; Waldispühl et al., 2009) cannot deal well with correlation among protein features, although many features are indeed correlated (such as secondary structure and solvent accessibility).

Studies by Dr Liker and Dr Szekely showed that the data were good enough to test the sex ratio hypothesis.As they report in Nature Communications, wading birds' sex roles are indeed correlated with the sex ratio in 16 of the 18 species they tested.

This is indeed correlated to ICI levels experienced by each user.

We have found that predictions with higher reliability scores were indeed correlated with a higher predictive accuracy.

This supports the authors findings, the endpoint is indeed correlated to the feature values presented in the dataset.

The Wald tests all show that the two processes considered here are indeed correlated (they reject the hypothesis that ρ is equal to zero).

Our findings indeed correlated well with previous observations that C. jejuni enters a dormancy-like state upon internalization and doesn't replicate within cultured epithelial cells.

This supports the findings of Hou et al. [41], the endpoint is indeed correlated to the feature values presented in the dataset.

Our force measurement result was indeed correlated with the difference that was observed between the force curves of glycine on different TiO2 surfaces.