Sentence examples for no discernable correlation from inspiring English sources

The data show that, regardless of the onset type, syllable durations differ not much, and there is no discernable correlation between syllable duration and the complexity of the onset.

By day 31, the microbial community profile had no discernable correlation to the day 0 profile (Bray-Curtis dissimilarity 0.854) suggesting adaptation of the compost community to the switchgrass feedstock.

Nevertheless, comparison between these two bacteria showed no discernable correlation between the number of protein-protein interactions and the rates of substitution between orthologs, measured either directly or using the rank correlation approach.

We also observed that for DF, there was no discernable correlation between the amount of virus in the serum and serum chymase levels; however, for DHF patients, there appeared to be a strong correlation between high levels of chymase and lower DENV genome copies in the serum, perhaps, highlighting the potential of MCs to contribute to virus clearance.

To test this possibility, we examined whether primates with smaller effective population sizes (as measured by putatively neutral diversity levels) tend to have lost A or B. For the 11 species for which reliable genetic diversity estimates were available 30, there is no discernable correlation (phylogenetic least-square regression, p-value = 0.28).

For example, Beijbom ( 1971) finds a positive and statistically significant effect of marriage on Swedish immigrants' propensity to obtain citizenship in the USA, while Guest ( 1980) does not find any discernable correlation between marital status and naturalisation.

gingivalis HtpG levels and clinical measures are compared on an individual basis there is a discernable correlation with CAL.

No discernable differences in correlations patterns were observed between adults and children or between sexes [data not shown; see Supplemental Material, Figure 2 (doi:10.1289/ehp.0800379.S1)].

The methylation patterns were qualitatively and quantitatively distinct in irradiated and unirradiated cultures, however there was no discernable quantitative or qualitative correlation among p16 promoter methylation and passage level or radiation exposure status.

Despite a consistent seasonal variation in both DOM and Fe, and their respective correlations with MeHg, no discernable seasonal trend in MeHg was observed.

Regression diagnostics for investigation of the pairwise correlations and the variance inflation factor suggested no discernable collinearity among the variables, although salary and rank were noted as moderately correlated.