Sentence examples for making the correlation from inspiring English sources
The results of this review shall help photovoltaic actors making the correlation between the available satellite-based databases and their specific needs.
However, the range was 1.0 2.5 and the standard deviation was approximately 0.35 making the correlation 1.7 ± 0.7 at 95% confidence level for any given sample.
The quartz/borosilicate combination used in SAE J1960 was 2.3× harsher than CIRA/soda lime conditions, but the standard deviation was 1.1 making the correlation 2.3 ± 2.2 at the 95% confidence level for any given sample.
Many patients receive preoperative treatment making the correlation between MRI before treatment and histopathology rarely possible.
Therefore, HT16 has larger particle moment, and hence stronger interparticle dipolar interaction which overcomes other effects such as surface spins and interaction between CoFe2O4 and CoFe2, consequently making the correlation between M r/M s and 1/lgH dip obey M r/M s ∝ 1/lgH dip.
Taking into account the diameter distribution of SWCNTs, the range of used excitations and making the correlation with the Kataura plot in ref. [9], it is possible to conclude that in our case, only the resonant processes with semiconducting E33, E44, and metallic E11 vHSs can be observed.
Amazon spent all cash on organic investments and if the aggregate of the investments were making above the cost of capital, then the correlation makes perfect sense.
Few efforts have been made to characterize the correlation between subjective and objective measures of medical knowledge.
Then, we propose a low-complexity strategy for breaking the ties and making the correlations tractable, which can be used in both centralized and distributed resource allocation implementations.
There are problems with making the correlations in Figure 5 across all four clades, since the clades have different average rates of drift and incidence.
Mintz made the correlation that highly rated films tend to be successful at the box office.
