Sentence examples for moving correlation from inspiring English sources
b Moving correlation coefficient of two color profiles, calculated for a 20 m window with width indicated by orange bar.
Moving correlation analysis indicates a shift over the last 80 years in the relationship between oak growth and late winter and early spring temperatures, as well as between oak growth and precipitation in February and August.
Through a moving correlation analysis of 30 years, several regions that show stable significant teleconnections between the seasonal streamflow and SST, Pt and Tm from previous seasons have been identified during the period 1936 2009.
The pressure reactivity index (PRx) was calculated as moving correlation between MAP and ICP.
Cerebrovascular autoregulation was assessed by calculating a moving correlation coefficient (the index of cerebrovascular autoregulation, Mx) between MAP and FV as described previously [ 19].
A cerebrovascular pressure reactivity index (PRx) can be determined as the moving correlation coefficient between the mean intracranial pressure (ICP) and mean arterial blood pressure.
By the plot of single-band-shift, combined with VV-2D correlation analysis including hetero-spectral correlation and moving window correlation, the dynamics changes of the ligand BSA induced by temperature have been investigated in detail and compared with that induced by the perturbation of pressure.
In this study, the overall MWAABP/MWAICP correlation for each recording was computed, while in previous studies the moving MWAABP/MWAICP correlation has been used [ 33, 34].
ICM+ calculates a moving Pearson correlation coefficient (COx) between 30 consecutive, 10 second average MAP and rSO2 values.
Because temperature data were temporally autocorrelated, we included an autoregressive moving average correlation structure [35].
Using a computer aided method of comparing graphs utilizing a moving Pearson Product Moment correlation and a moving t-test, the investigators found that thermal graphs can be compared over time for changes in temperature deviations at any given location.
