Sentence examples for leading to correlation from inspiring English sources

Occurrence of the superferromagnetic state is attributed to interaction between nanoparticles leading to correlation between orientations of their magnetic moments.

In these cases of constant expression no correlation information is present in the data, leading to correlation coefficient close to zero.

This assumption is violated if there are systematic differences in the outcome across villages, leading to correlation in the errors within villages, as well.

Consequently, simultaneous jumps will occur, leading to correlations between the driving Brownian motions.

The variables U1, U2, U3 represent confounders, leading to correlations between X1, X2, X3 and Y.

The latter may also lead to variations in the expression noise of neighboring genes as "opening" of the chromatin surrounding one gene is likely to affect other genes nearby, leading to correlations in their expression.

However, there is limited understanding of the actual mechanisms leading to correlations between plant diversity, productivity and stability which currently restricts the use of biologically diverse cropping systems in agriculture.

The opposite situation of small K M would imply that the bottleneck in the catalytic process is the decay of complex rather than enzyme-substrate combination; if a successful combination occurs, the next substrate to arrive to the same enzyme molecule would have to wait until the complex decays, naturally leading to correlations between successive enzyme-substrate combination events.

Specifically, French and Pavlidis [8] carried out a large-scale analysis of the transcriptome-connectome correlation in the rodent brain, leading to a correlation of 0.25.

Although weight estimates were generally strongly correlated with actual measurements (r = 0.884), height estimates showed a lower correlation with actual measurements (r = 0.788), leading to a correlation between self-reported and measured BMI of r = 0.783.

Amblycera come into direct contact with their host when feeding on skin or blood leading to a correlation between the immune response of birds and Amblycera richness [ 10] and perhaps also the correlation we found here with longevity and clutch size.