Sentence examples for overlooked correlations from inspiring English sources

Since the method is not limited to genes previously correlated with IL-8 expression nor to known genes, we have the opportunity to identify previously overlooked correlations with known or novel genes.

Standard statistical methods assume independence of outcome measures (e.g. mortality events) and overlook correlation biases.

Because the BIS monitor is applied to only one side of the head, significant changes may be overlooked or correlation between SR-BIS and SR-EEG may be poorer than expected.

From the analysis of both datasets, we conclude that changes in net correlations, overlooked by tests measuring average correlation changes, are important and point toward pathways that are crucially involved in phenotypic changes between two conditions.

They pointed out the possibility of making Type I errors (overlooking significant correlations) by using such a conservative method at shallow levels of divergence, but noted that more studies at this scale are warranted.

A review of literature suggests that most traffic data imputation studies considered the temporal continuity of the data but often overlooked the spatial correlations that exist.

Despite the care with which modellers craft this splitting into their source code, the resulting effects are rarely tested exhaustively, and may overlook serial correlation of growth (often handled implicitly via an estimate of one-sided competition, e.g., Cole and Stage, 1972).

Although we should not overlook the correlation between "race" and socio-economic inequality involving factors such as health care and medical care, such discussion has usually arisen within the context of some North American and European societies.

It is shown that when effects of adsorption on equilibrium and transport are overlooked the commonly used correlation of diffusivity with √T/M is deceptive, as the product of the adsorption equilibrium constant and diffusivity (or pore conductance) also approximately scales linearly with the Knudsen diffusivity (i.e. with √T/M).

It is also worth noting that the capacity of cross-hybridization to induce negative correlations has been overlooked in previous publications.

It also overlooks a key correlation in health care.