Sentence examples for more precise correlations from inspiring English sources

Having all but abandoned his original ornithological inquiry in favor of an all-out assault on Arctic warming, he plans to put a portable weather station on Cooper to get more precise correlations between the climate and his birds.

The need for more precise correlations of Mesozoic and Cenozoic marine strata in Europe led to the concept of stages, which was introduced in 1842 by French paleontologist Alcide d'Orbigny.

This results in privacy protection and easy management of such data but provides a very small sample set to get more detailed insights and identify more precise correlations between data elements.

First, it is shown that variations from a "standard" angular dependency curve for VT and SHGC are relatively small in such a way that the angular dependency can be approximated either by an average relation for all fenestration types, or by more precise correlations involving a linear combination of solutions with the use of a weigh coefficients.

However, topographical sleep spindle analysis revealed more precise correlations.

Ongoing effort is put on accurate correlation between advanced light/fluorescence microscopy and cryoEM [ 55], and the introduction of cryo-fluorescence microscopy now allows for more precise correlations [ 56,57].

In addition, we found in four of the pairs a significant, and much more precise, correlation of the start of patterns (z = 5.6±0.9, HW = 16.3±2.4 ms, Figure 6B inset).

In our case, the group of genes selected for our profiles provides a more precise correlation with outcomes than individual genes.

(2352) For more-precise correlations, eqs 60 and 61 must be processed analogously as was done for the derivation of model-based QS(T ARs in section.

And John Hoffecker, an archaeologist at the University of Colorado, Boulder, says that the data sets behind the new curve will allow a more-precise correlation between radiocarbon dates and prehistoric climate reconstructions based on Greenland ice cores and other proxy indicators of ancient weather.

Either experimental or clinical measures are required to better understand this latter relationship: the development of animal models, molecular studies defining more precise genotype/phenotype correlations as well as multicenter clinical studies with revision of clinical criteria for headache-/epilepsy-related disorders represent the start of future research.