Sentence examples for permitted correlation from inspiring English sources
Experimental work on the relative stabilities of metamorphic minerals and assemblages has permitted correlation of the empirically derived facies with quantitative pressure and temperature conditions.
We performed TUNEL at the electron microscopic (EM) level, which permitted correlation of DNA fragmentation with chromatin condensation.
This permitted correlation of the concentration of the expressed buffer (a function of mCherry fluorescence intensity) with its actions on cAMP signaling as measured by an Epac- and FRET-based cAMP sensor [16] in single cells.
The BEG recordings permitted correlation of the timings of individual atrial and ventricular deflections.
Maps are a useful tool that permits correlation of landscapes with hotspots of parasite transmission.
X-ray photo-electron spectroscopy (XPS) measurements permit correlation between oxide composition and changes in oxide properties.
This is one reason that groups fighting cancer are urging the state to produce more detailed maps, in the hope such maps would permit correlation between sources of pollution and cancer.
These δ13C data from the Chiwondo and Chitimwe Beds (Karonga Basin, Northern Malawi) represent a southern hemisphere record in the EAR, a key region for reconstructing vegetation patterns in today's Zambezian Savanna, and permit correlation with data on the evolution and migration of early hominins in today's Somali-Masai Endemic Zone.
The recaptured fractions were released in a controlled manner for offline olfactory evaluation, and for qualitative analysis using comprehensive gas chromatography coupled to time of flight mass spectrometry (GC × GC TOFMS) for compound separation and identification, thus permitting correlation of odour with specific compounds.
To answer such questions we consider a three date, two-period model for investment opportunities permitting correlation in squared returns between the periods.
These procedures permit correlation between HER-2 expression and morphological features.
