Sentence examples for more negative correlation from inspiring English sources

Since I expected disturbed plots to be more phylogenetically clustered, and thus have a more negative correlation between phylogenetic distance and co-occurrence I performed a one-tailed test of this hypothesis.

However, other authors have demonstrated a more negative correlation between those two mediators.

In Figure  5, we also observed more negative correlation between insertion ratios for non-vertebrates.

We repeat this sampling process 10,000 times and ask how often among such samples the DSB bootstrap shows a more negative correlation than its paired crossover bootstrap.

Results in Additional file 1: Figure S9 suggest that intron loss might account for increasing σ x, and more negative correlation between non-adjacent insertion ratios.

Using NCI-60 data and the interactions classified by GenMiR++, we ask the question whether high-confidence miRNA:target interactions indeed show more negative correlation in their expression profiles.

Similarly, more negative correlations were found between soil contamination and landscape patterns of forest and the distance to the river and industry land (p < 0.05).

Having detected a relationship between negative correlation values and the percentage of predicted targets, we next asked whether for a given miRNA, do its predicted targets show more negative correlations.

Using the Bonferroni correction for multiple tests, 7 miRNAs were found to show significantly more negative correlations with the predicted targets, while only two were found to show more positive correlation (Figure3).

That is, the pattern of PCC connectivity seen in LV1 was equally positive for both rest runs, whereas in LV2 the PCC was more connected with other DN regions (more positive correlations) in Rest1 and more connected with the alternate regions during Rest2 (more negative correlations).

The number of correlations that are significant in either direction is somewhat balanced, although there are usually more negative correlations.