Sentence examples for narrow correlation between from inspiring English sources

The influence of the amination conditions on the polymer mechanical and thermal stability, porous structure and degree of amination was analyzed; it was also found a narrow correlation between these properties and the chromatographic behaviour of the supports.

At the junction with the narrow island no correlation between the waiting time of the first and the second crossing was found.

We hypothesized that in a narrow island condition the correlation between the waiting time of the first and the second crossings will be negative; a finding that would have replicated Hamed's finding.

Evaluations of recording characteristics demonstrated a close correlation between narrower SFDs and improved recording performance.

Similarly, there was a correlation between narrowing of the sacral canal and neurological deficits at the S2 level.

Gallet et al. (2016) found a positive correlation between the narrow compatibility range of varieties and the reduced severity of successful infections, in line with the hypothesis that R genes may, in some instances, control both partial and complete resistance.

Because the study had a nested hierarchical sampling structure, linear models would have narrower standard errors due to correlation between observations at every level of sampling and within the neurobehavioral outcomes of students assessed by common teachers.

Although it has been hypothesized that SN neuropathy is more likely to occur in patients with a narrow, V-shaped SSN, no direct correlation between SSN type and SN injury has been confirmed.

There was a positive correlation between threshold force and narrowest cortical diameter at the fracture site (correlation coefficient = 0.55).

In spite of analyzing samples from a narrow age group, we have observed a negative correlation between the telomere length and the age (R2 = 0.00002, y = −0.0002x +1.1147, P<0.001).

Expectedly, there is a high correlation between differential usage and the "narrow" or "broad" status of a site.