Sentence examples for make correlation from inspiring English sources
Based on this cloud of solutions, we can obtain the distribution (represented by histograms) of values for each uncertain parameter (as well as its mean value and standard deviation) and make correlation analysis to determine the most correlated parameters.
The results of this study make correlation relationships clear in the temperature dependency of MIR bands due to conformational disorder sequences.
In order to reduce the amount of computation and make correlation analyses more effectively, it is desirable to sample the upper left corner areas of the ICT for correlation analyses.
However, the valuation attained in an abstract market, like that induced by the Walrasian auctioneer who is merely concerned with trying to clear as much risk as possible, may make correlation issues less relevant.
Phenotypic intraspecific variations can obscure placement of Cochliobolus species and make correlation to phylogeny difficult.
She saw that I needed to observe her in all possible contexts and situations, amass a sufficient data base to make correlations, to arrive at some general conclusions.
However, it is possible to make correlations between electromyographic evaluations made at the follow-up and those made before and during treatment.
Secondary neutral mass spectrometry (SNMS) and Raman spectroscopy are both used to make correlations between the composition and the structure of the as-formed compounds.
Perhaps it's because of how things have happened in the past or maybe it's because we make correlations with other things in our lives.
By using one investigative unit, "we can make correlations between shootings in Brooklyn North, Queens, the Bronx and try to identify tactics and training issues that can be brought out to cops with their boots on the ground".
And on a side note, without fail, there were people who attempted to make correlations between some of the candidates running for office and Mayor Emmanuel, including presidential hopeful, Hilary Clinton.
