Sentence examples for lost correlation with from inspiring English sources

With this definition of distance, high cardinality stars are particularly important since all (or almost all) the immediate neighbours of the centre have changed or lost correlation with the centre in disease.

Disease-specific research funding increased with the Norwegian burden of disease measured as years of life lost (correlation coefficient = 0.73).

Specifically, we identified genes that gained or lost correlations (positive or negative) with pfcrt in CQR parasites relative to CQS.

The generation II RUO AMH results were totally different than before and had lost their correlation with clinical situation (unpublished data).

So far, claudin 4 has been the only TJ protein shown to be lost in correlation with poor gastric cancer differentiation (Lee et al, 2005).

NA recordings revealed that the NA core could lose its correlation with hippocampal theta activity (which persisted during the instrumental task) and acquire a synchronization with delta activity and low frequency events in the PFC.

Regardless of headache type, lost productivity correlated with headache frequency, both expressed in days/year, albeit only weakly (Pearson correlations: lost paid worktime 0.271; lost household worktime 0.360; total lost productivity 0.402; all p < 0.0005).

We then asked whether the promoters of genes that lost or gained correlation with pfcrt exhibited distinct histone acetylation profiles.

We assume the main reason that most mammals lost the correlation to some extent was numerous random insertions of small sequences with a high difference in AT and CG skew.

The expression of adiponectin, however, is well correlated with WAT weight (i.e. lipid content), since the correlation was lost when compared with tissue DNA (i.e. cell number) subcutaneous and retroperitoneal, but not for epididymal and mesenteric WAT.

Winning and losing streaks had no correlation with the skill or risk aversion of the gambler.