Sentence examples for position correlation from inspiring English sources

Notably, the difference in velocity was greater for 40-nm particles (from 9.7 nm/s in the perivascular region to 7.1 nm/s in the interstitial region and 3.9 nm/s in the intercellular region) than for 20- and 100-nm particles and negatively correlated with the position (correlation coefficient = -5.5; P < 0.001, Spearman rank test).

Spurious dispersion and particle position correlation appear with the fixed time step Monte Carlo approach.

The subsequent measurement of momentum, say, after establishing a position correlation, will no longer yield any correlation in the momenta of the two particles.

By considering the identity v = d d t r = i ħ [ H, r ], Eq. 6 can be written in a form containing the velocity correlation function instead of the position correlation function.

Then we perform the mutation position correlation analysis to the PDZ protein family.

Following the procedure described in Method section, we first perform the conservation position correlation analysis to the PDZ protein family.

The position correlations between the LTA and FTBA were 0.82 in the horizontal-center-distance, 0.88 in the vertical-center-distance, 0.84 in the total-center-distances, and the area correlations between LTA and FTBA was 0.91.

In the myosin rod alignment (114 sequences by 1064 positions) a positive correlation frequently exists between alphabet size and ability to detect alpha helix periodicity (Table 4C), particularly for MI, NMI, and MIp.

The beam angle-position correlation on the target required by the imaging lens system and the aperture effect on the images are studied with particle tracking simulation.

The field of view requirement on the target and the beam angle-position correlation correction can be achieved by fine-tuning the fields of the quadrupoles used in the achromat in combination with already existing six quadrupoles before the achromat.

We found a positive correlation between ANP and C in the supine position and no correlation in the sitting position in healthy volunteers.