Sentence examples for simple correlation of from inspiring English sources

A simple correlation of fractional coacervate phase volume with feed surfactant concentration is proposed in the form of acbs.

By testing many materials the boundary saltation velocity followed a simple correlation of the modified Reynolds number as a function of the modified Archimedes number.

The objectives of this study are to quantify shear strength parameters of unsaturated silty sand and to establish a simple correlation of it with unconfined compressive strength.

Then, the spatial components corresponding to the actual source locations are updated by optimal filtering, and other spatial components corresponding to the noise are updated by simple correlation of the columns of basis matrix with the residue.

Analysis of available data of the diameter of bubbles departing from gas-evolving electrodes and the corresponding values of the shielding factor suggests a simple correlation of the quantities both controlling mass transfer rates.

Animals have brains too, however, and thus might appear to be able to carry out the simple correlation of the evidence from the various senses, whereas the human ability to make inferences and judgments (DK, B1) appears to be a more plausible candidate for the distinctive activity of human intelligence.

Because the relationship is two-way, with investment and uncertainty influencing one another, simple correlations of the two variables can jumble the effects.In a 2007 paper Nick Bloom of Stanford University, Stephen Bond of Oxford and John Van Reenen of the London School of Economics showed one means of avoiding this "reverse causality".

The empirical approach consists mainly of simple correlations of casualties inflicted upon the population exposed to an earthquake and its estimated ground-shaking intensity.

Simple correlations of directional permeabilities and non-Darcy coefficients are also proposed for the perforated plate, with their application to a lid-driven cavity flow.

It seems reasonable to assume that the length of individual branches is subjected to multiple sources of variation, and that it would be difficult that simple correlations of a limited set of characters and specimens reflect any potential relationship.

However, considering the simple correlations of assessment time and entry qualifications with postgraduate attainment (r S  = .515 and.447), the difference between these correlated correlations is not itself significant (p = .762 using the method of Meng et al. [ 29] although the N is small for such a calculation.