Sentence examples for sorts of correlation from inspiring English sources

Arguments about whether families or unrelated individuals provide more power for gene mapping have been erroneously debated as issues of whether linkage or LD are more detectable sorts of correlation.

"We can find all sorts of correlations and patterns," said one government computer scientist who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to comment publicly.

Before the campaign closes I wanted to look at some of the numbers I saw and what sorts of correlations I was able to draw.

We made all sorts of correlations in the detail of the structure and form, from front to back and side to side.

The survey revealed precisely the sort of correlation that Curry and Webster had thought didn't exist.

"So this sort of correlation we are trying to establish.

Curiously, both were also shoemakers, suggesting some sort of correlation between Irish cobbler immigrants and politically-inclined descendants.

There's never been a shortage of ersatz experts struggling to establish some sort of correlation between homosexuality and a propensity to inflict harm upon children.

Thus, various non-sequential or discrete models to represent protein samples were proposed in hopes to establish some sort of correlation or cluster manner through which the prediction could be more effectively carried out.

Localization is typically defined by comparing the colocalization of the probe with a well-established organelle marker and quantifying the overlap using some sort of correlation coefficient, such as Pearson's correlation coefficient.

GEE is an extension of GLM that can handle data with some sort of correlation that, in this study, arose due to repeated use of some individuals in the mating trials.