Sentence examples for reassuring correlation from inspiring English sources
A comparison of our predictions with the current version of STRING for fission yeast shows a reassuring correlation of the STRING combined scores with our predicted scores for SVM (Spearman r > 0.25) and for RF (r > 0.2).
It is reassuring that a positive correlation can be seen even for experiments where no cycloheximide was used.> -wrap-foot> There are strong correlations between codon usage, the number of tRNA genes for the relevant tRNA, and tRNA abundance (Ikemura, 1981, 1982; Dong et al., 1996; Tuller et al., 2010; Novoa and Ribas de Pouplana, 2012).
While we were reassured that the correlation between domains fell within the expected ranges, it is possible that there were real differences between the children's HRQL during the past week compared to the past 4 weeks.
Relatively high correlations may be reassuring from the point of view of the correctness of the measurement of similar concepts across individual components.
Since most VEI values are determined from volumes of eruption tephra the correlation is as expected but reassuring.
It was reassuring that we were able to document a tight correlation between self-reported pre-pregnancy weight and the weight measured at the first pregnancy visit.
Although the resulting low COV, VAR and SEM values for SUVR and DVR may seem reassuring, the low reliability as well as the weak correlations with VT does indeed suggest that the remaining variance is largely attributable to noise.
This observation is somewhat reassuring as susceptibility testing of molds is challenging and the correlation with clinical outcome is often debated.
However, it is extremely reassuring that despite the uncertainty associated with KEGG networks information, there is a strong correlation between network complexity and survival data from SEER.
