Sentence examples for realizing the correlation from inspiring English sources

"The handicap symbol -- the simple blue line that looks like someone sitting in a wheelchair -- that symbol, because I had to now look at the world differently since my wife was disabled, got into my subconscious and I assume that stark simplicity inspired these latter abstractions," he said, almost as if he were realizing the correlation for the first time.

Hence, we used this idea to define a conversation module as cognitive component to realize the correlation among language, body, and mind.

If anyone can realize the correlation between renal hypouricemia and AKI at an appropriate timing, unnecessary renal biopsies must have been avoided in such kind of patients.

"At a very young age, I realized the overall correlation between food and health," he said.

It is also important to realize the apparent correlation between N. caninum and C. burnetii infections in cattle and to exclude other pathogens when examining aborted fetuses for C. burnetii irrespectively of species.

We realized that the correlation in this set of protein-compound pairs should not be used to judge the quality of the docking programs.

While at Richfield, he became acquainted with many correlation problems presented by such formations as the Monterey shales and further realized the importance of correlation by foraminifera.

Estimated correlations across various measurement times (day 0 to day 30, day 30 to day 100, day 0 to day 100) were 0.25 for the FACT-G, 0.48 for the PCS dimension of the SF-36 and 0.52 for the MCS dimension of the SF-36; however, we realize that the correlations might lessen due to a reduction in error variance across the 3 years that subjects participate.

"I don't see the correlation.

Starting to see the correlation?

Signature-based approaches have been realized based on the correlation of oligonucleotide frequencies (Teeling et al., 2004), machine learning techniques (Diaz et al., 2009; McHardy et al., 2007) and probabilistic models (Brady and Salzberg, 2009; Rosen et al., 2008).