Sentence examples for inferred correlation from inspiring English sources

Combining inferred correlation relationships from the co-expression network and the regulator-binding site map resulted in 227 transcriptional regulatory relationships with predicted direct biological causality (see Additional file 5).

This inferred correlation between women's shoes and the economy recalls earlier fashion trends thought to be economic indicators.

We use the Deming regression to infer correlation between pairs of genes, and represent this correlation relationship in a graph.

Big Data is a powerful tool for inferring correlations, not a magic wand for inferring causality.

The previous sections focused mainly on how to analyse Big Data for inferring correlations, but the extraction of actual new knowledge requires something more.

To be able to infer correlations between species evolution and the occurrences of protein architectural complexity we analyze ancestrally related genomes within the plant and the animal lineages.

In other words, just because two events are correlated does not mean that one causes another, or has anything to do with the other – correlations deal only with observed instances of events, and any further conclusions cannot be inferred from correlation alone.

The water quality trend is inferred by correlation matrix and PCA.

Recent papers based on Gaussian graphical models or Bayesian networks [ 42, 43, 70- 72] take into account all the observed variables of a dataset to infer direct correlation or directional correlation.

However, localised ozone losses in the middle stratosphere of up to 40% to 60% have been inferred from correlations of observed EPP-NO x enhancements and ozone depletions (Randall et al. [1998], [2005]).

I don't perceive the manuscript as outstanding because the actual function of dPob is inferred from correlations with highly complex steady-state effects on selected individual proteins or on global ER homeostasis.