Sentence examples for index correlation with from inspiring English sources
Basis risk cannot be avoided, and increases as the spatial resolution of the area modeled increases (requiring good index correlation with the loss at such resolution).
This holds true with the manual classification as severe PVA or not (Table 2), as well as with the automated NeuroSync index (correlation with ventilation duration: R 2 = 0.12; p = 0.58).
On the basis of Marik et al.'s prior study on estimates of stroke volume indices correlations with carotid blood flow [28], we estimated that 26 patients would have 90% power to detect a correlation of 0.59 (α = 0.05).
The relationship between CCET assemblage and embryoid body transformation was estimated, as well as neuron-specific enolase antibody immunostain positivity index in correlation with embryoid transformation areas.
Like regional temperatures [ 51], NDVI anomalies are connected over large areas, and we tested the palaeoclimatic indexes for correlation with annual mean value of each NDVI pixel 47-145°E, 13-54°N over the extended summer season (March-October).
The new index offers better correlation with field observation and hence the new index proposed, offer better predictive capability for understanding the field slagging observations than the conventional indices.
The DASH was validated in English against the Shoulder Pain and Disability Index, and correlations with the pain and function subscales were 0.82 and 0.88, respectively.
Figure 1: The future orientation index, and its correlation with per capita GDP.
Frissell et al. (2014) analyzed the MSTID observations by the Blackstone SuperDARN radar and concluded that the AE index showed a correlation with the MSTID statistics.
The two conditions pertaining to diabetes were removed from the NCI Comorbidity Index to reduce correlation with previously diagnosed diabetes.
Two conditions (diabetes without and with complications) pertaining to diabetes were removed from the NCI Co-morbidity Index to reduce correlation with diabetes.
