Sentence examples for rapid correlation from inspiring English sources

The characterization of the malaria mutator will also allow rapid correlation of sequence data with biological function.

A simulation of the spectrum was found to be consistent with a rapid (correlation time, τ ≈ 2 ns) but highly constrained (order parameter, S ≈ 0.9) motion.

This approach has the additional benefit of having post-mortem brain tissue available for rapid correlation and cross validation of neuropathological and cellular findings.

Our goal was to design a phantom with the following features: (1) simple bar patterns that mimic the AFTC; (2) operability over a range of devices with different resolutions; (3) rapid correlation of visible features with their sizes; (4) dual-purpose patterns for measuring axial and lateral resolution.

A rapid self-correlation method is presented to analyze the spectrum signal for the fine positioning.

The rapid increase in correlation of segment variances with segment size for HOL-AUS vs. HOL-NOR suggests that these population share QTL in similar locations, as would be expected given they are genetically closely related.

Rapid estimates of genetic correlation achieved in one generation are notoriously difficult to estimate with precision.

Furthermore, the SAM Number showed a higher correlation to rapid freeze-thaw testing than current recommendations for the Spacing Factor.

The highest levels of PrPBSE were detected in the medulla oblongata, spinal cord and pons, and correspondingly both rapid tests showed 100% correlation with the immunohistochemistry with regard to sensitivity and specificity.

Recent research describes the negative correlation between rapid adoption and eventual failure in everything from baby names to fashion, music, and social movements.

We observed a significant inverse correlation between rapid IFNγ production by VZV-specific T cells and viral load.