Sentence examples for lost correlations from inspiring English sources

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

From Fig. 2, it is easy to find that Gumbel Copula is lost correlation information in bottom tail and top tail of Clayton Copula.

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).

The correlation between research funding and the global disease burden was low both when years of life lost (correlation coefficient = 0.11) and DALYs (correlation coefficient = 0.12) were used.

In addition, due to this variation in protein production, even sister cells lost correlation to each other within 11 h of cell division.

Using a biclustering analysis and post-processing, we efficiently identified large number of gene sets that gained or lost correlation under all or specific combinations of brain diseases compared to the normal conditions.

More commonly, a 2 fold change is reported as the cutoff below which microarray and qPCR data begin to lose correlation.

Indeed a two-fold change is usually considered as the cut-off below which microarray and qRT-PCR data begin to lose correlation [ 26].

The persistence time of control RNAi) worms is largely set by the size of the container – because they move fast, they reach the boundary quickly, upon which their direction of motion changes, causing them to lose correlation.

Promoters of genes that lost positive correlation were no different from the genome baseline while those that lost negative correlation were significantly different from the baseline, particularly in the -200 to -500 bp upstream region.