Sentence examples for point correlations from inspiring English sources
Item-total point correlations of the scale varied between 0.42 and 0.77.
While Harvard, Yale et al. suffered declines in the value of their endowments, I would point out that they outperformed the respective underlying asset classes handily in an environment where, to your point, correlations were converging to one.
Thus, we re-investigated the correlation by first shifting the production time series by an hour from 4 hours ahead to 6 hours behind and calculating the overlapping time point-to-time point correlations (Table S1).
To determine the degree of overlap of the constructs measured at each time point, correlations between the study instruments will be calculated.
Even though level B correlations utilize all of the in vitro and in vivo data points, they do not provide point-to-point correlations and do not correlate the actual in vivo plasma profiles.
For example, the HRC and the motion energy model are 2-point correlators that decode velocity from 2-point correlations, whereas the Bayes optimal motion estimator capitalizes on a wider variety of correlation functions (Potters and Bialek, 1994; Fitzgerald et al., 2011).
Measures of similarity between correlates of both modalities, the point-by-point correlations between dipole strength distributions, had an overall correspondence with visual inspection.
Figure 7 Numerical solutions for small lattices: three-point correlations.
These interrelations are used to delineate a compact and convex space that bounds the set of all physically realizable 2-point correlations called the 2-point correlations hull.
The availability of acid dew-point correlations (for flue gases containing the precursors of sulfuric-, nitric-, hydrochloric acids, etc).
After submitting our manuscript, we completed the first run of simulations which fully include all three-point correlations (in addition to the on-site density matrices and two-point correlations) but neglect four-point and higher correlators.
