Sentence examples for perfectly correlates from inspiring English sources

However, the fact that there are numerous classifications indicates that no classification perfectly correlates with the radiological picture and symptomatology of the patient, and there is also significant inter-observer variability [27].

The availability of that data on the Internet adds some much-needed transparency to the auto industry, Painter says, since the price differential between someone who pays $15,000 more for an SUV than someone else "almost perfectly" correlates with how much information the buyer has.

We found that the dose dependent labeling of DPAP1 by FY01 perfectly correlates with the extent of inhibition of (Pro-Arg)2-Rho turnover (Figure 1D) suggesting that the substrate is processed virtually exclusively by DPAP1.

These recombinant animals defined a 199.8-kb 199.8-kb that perfectly correlates wintervale number in bothatrosses.

As expected, for a given random genome, the number of SLSs perfectly correlates with the sequence length, when smaller fragments are tested (data not shown).

The observed boundary shape perfectly correlates with the expected angle between the [110] and [11̅0] crystallographic orientations of an (001̅) orientated crystallite.

Anti-MCV and anti-CCP2 were significantly, but not perfectly, correlated with each other (correlation coefficient = 0.594; p < 0.001 using Spearman's rank correlation coefficient).

For example, we reduce the correlation coefficient estimated from the HapMap by a small amount because the likelihood of the MVN distribution becomes zero if the perfectly correlated markers in the reference is not perfectly correlated in the sample.

The minimum distance between a pair of probe sequences is dij = 0, which occurs when the expression of i and j are perfectly correlated over controls and perfectly anti-correlated over disease (or vice versa).

Since all biclusters in the simulated datasets are perfectly correlated, 1 is used as the correlation threshold to run BICLIC, BCCA, and CPB.

A pair of nodes whose expression is perfectly correlated in control samples and perfectly anti-correlated in MS samples (or vice versa) has a distance of zero; the distance increases as expression in controls and MS correlates better.