Sentence examples for integration and correlation from inspiring English sources

Existing communication and integration standards, tools and platforms for buildings and power systems still show several limitations in terms of data integration and correlation, applicability and vendor independence.

Despite these differences, all methods detected a decrease in integration and correlation within the 9 ROIs in the DMN when switching from continuous rest to the continuous verbal 2-back working memory task.

Integration and correlation of functional single photon emission tomography or positron emission tomography imaging findings with mdr1 genotype and clinical data may contribute to efficient management by selecting cancer patients with the appropriate molecular phenotype for maximal individual therapeutic benefit, as well as those who are non-responders.

However, the limited number of fairly complete Neandertals has hindered investigations into patterns of integration – covariance and correlation among traits – in this fossil group.

The integration and high correlation of these technologies create opportunities that assist various organizations in performing their duties efficiently.

Although differences in integration and marginal correlation were detected, all ROI selection schemes reliably detected decreases in connectivity within the DMN for the rest to a working memory transition.

By "best", we here mean that the method yielded results that showed the greatest difference between the rest and the working memory tasks in terms of both the functional connectivity measures (integration and marginal correlation) and the part of variance that could be accounted for by the task (as opposed to between-subject variability).

Tight integration, inter-dependency and correlation among technologies of different countries provide much more oversight, control and assurance than do restrictions and isolation.

All measurements were performed at 25 °C with 5 min of equilibration and automatic time settings for the integration and the intensity correlation function.

We showed that the selection method had a global effect on integration, marginal correlation, and partial correlation.

By contrast, indICAs led to measures of functional connectivity (signal variance, network integration, interregional correlation and partial correlation, between-task inhomogeneity) that were larger than for the three other methods.