Sentence examples for prompt correlation from inspiring English sources

In order to capture the statistics of the incoming signals, prompt correlation values collected over one second are used to compute the covariance matrix of the MPDR beamformer.

The DAS beamformer does not use the statistics of the prompt correlation values as it relies only on the satellite DOA.

The tracking architecture described in Fig. 6 excluding the beamforming process was used to obtain the prompt correlation values to perform calibration.

The likelihood function used is the sum of the absolute values of cross-correlation function between the prompt correlator output sequence and an MT c ms window function.

This positive correlation prompted us to ask if the epigenetic repression of this gene cluster is associated with the status of ERα level (positive vs. negative) in the breast tumors.

Then it is obvious that individuals with larger inbreeding are expected to have both smaller fitness (due to inbreeding depression) and smaller neutral genetic diversity, which prompts a positive correlation between the two latter variables [ i.e., r(wi, Hi)  > 0].

This diagnosis should prompt additional sampling, clinical correlation, and possibly, expert pathology consultation.

Retrospective classification of the baseline mammograms in relation to minimal signs or incidental findings and correlation with prompts on the ROI would have been more informative since some prompts may have been over incidental findings that had no relevance to the future development of the cancer.

The rich information provided by correlation techniques prompted the development of versatile inverse parameter identification procedures combining finite element (FE) simulations and full field kinematic data.

Since insect CRs are AT-rich, it prompted us to establish correlation if any between AT content and palindrome occurrence.

There was also no significant correlation between the prompt size and the tumour size (correlation coefficient = 0.10, P = 0.4), suggesting that the increased likelihood of recall with a large prompt is not simply due to the latter being correlated with more sinister malignant features.