Sentence examples for loss of correlation from inspiring English sources
The material filling produces a sizeable loss of correlation between α-particles and neutrons due to scattering and absorption.
Vice versa, we show that 1D 2H NMR spectra, usually recorded to look at dynamics with τ in the microsecond regime, are also applicable for studying ultraslow motions provided that the loss of correlation is achieved step by step.
A strong increase in measured dielectric relaxation intensity with temperature above Tg indicated the progressive mobilization of the RAP material, as well as an overall loss of correlation amongst the responding dipoles.
Results show that the common choice of a spanwise period equal to the chord of the cylinder might not be enough to allow the natural loss of correlation of the pressure fluctuations and the free development of large-scale turbulent structures.
From the physical calibration, the width of the region associated with the loss of correlation is approximately 0.4 mm.
The physical contour of the crack can be identified by the region with a loss of correlation.
A mutual information algorithm was applied to identify interactions exhibiting gain-of-correlation or loss-of-correlation with respect to tumor phenotype relative to normal.
Dysregulated interactions were defined as those exhibiting mutual information (essentially, correlation) in all samples except for a particular phenotype (loss-of-correlation) or lack of mutual information in all samples except for a particular phenotype (gain-of-correlation).
Notable also in Tc1 mice is the loss of correlations between the HSA21 protein APP and four NMDA receptor subunits.
The impact of an expected loss of correlations in influenza epidemics resulting from increased vaccine use should be further investigated, especially by mathematical modeling.
Metabolic features with a high correlation (greater than +0.5 or less than -0.5) in non-diabetic/untreated and STZ-induced diabetic/TETA-treated rats but with a loss of the correlation coefficient (correlation coefficient change >0.5) in STZ-induced diabetic/untreated rats were retained as biologically important in relation to TETA-treatment of STZ-induced DM.
