Sentence examples for more linear relationship from inspiring English sources

At variance, high blood pressure showed a more linear relationship with the risk of ischemic stroke in migraineurs [119].

As it is seen from Fig. 12, the increase in length gives the more linear relationship between brine and working fluid flow rates.

Hence, indigo is located closer to the shellac substrate to allow all atoms to be almost identically shifted by the gate potential, which shows a more linear relationship between the total energy and V G. Fig. 6 Linear relationship of the gate coupling and the charge values for indigo and Tyrian purple SETs.

However the more linear relationship between offspring and mid-parent will underpin a more predictable response to selection.

These positive effects seem to be restricted to the more productive sites, rather than reflecting a more linear relationship.

In contrast to the SAM, the semantic slider scale produced a more linear relationship between valence and arousal.

In the business relations network, there are more linear relationships and more isolated nodes and, hence, it is more scattered and weaker than the cooperation network.

After 7 days' hydration, the porous hydrogel demonstrated a reduced stiffness (0.002 kPa, at 25% strain), resulting in a more linear stiffness relationship over a range of 0 30% strain.

By normalizing the rsEMG levels to the rsEMG values obtained at a torque level that corresponds to the VA level of 90% as found in regular healthy subjects, normalized rsEMG values are closer to the line of identity, and a more linear EMG torque relationship is seen (Fig.  7b).

However, the graph suggests that compared with attribute matching, ACI-TIPI produced a more reliably linear relationship between the observed versus predicted prevalence of ACS.

It might be that more linear structural/functional relationships exist in this network, but were not found in this study simply due to a number of technical limitations as follows.