Sentence examples for sporadic correlation from inspiring English sources

The correlation with SW density is not significant, except around magnetic noon, when it does not exceed a value of ~ 0.2; we interpret such result as a sporadic correlation, corresponding with high SW density values, which could drive Pc1 2 waves.

There are only sporadic correlations of 0.3 or above in this matrix; therefore, these measures fail to show correlation and consistency amongst the items in this grouping.

At many LINE-1 loci, strong positive and some sporadic negative correlations within each of the studied loci were observed in Turner, male, female and Klinefelter samples (intra-loci correlations) (data not shown).

Dou and co-workers showed a statistically significant correlation between sporadic E and sporadic Na layers on a large horizontal scale of several 100 km over China.

On this night, advection of a strong sporadic layer causes a correlation coefficient (r) to exceed 0.6 after 22 30 h (AST), as shown in the upper panel.

Strong positive correlation between sporadic E layers and the solar activity and the long-term declining trend of Es were found in this paper.

In sporadic breast cancer, a correlation between loss of E-cadherin expression and metastatic behaviour has been reported [ 4, 31, 32, 33].

Our MMP results are also in good correlation with sporadic earlier evidence demonstrating that TRPV1 receptor activation results in decreased MMP-9-secretion (Tauber et al., 2012).

This is the first large randomised study in advanced CRC patients in which the incidence of dMMR and the correlation between sporadic dMMR and the outcome of chemotherapy is investigated.

Earlier studies from Arecibo have shown a good correlation between sporadic-E and Fes layers (Raizada and Tepley, 2002; Zhou et al., 2008).

The current study shows a good correlation between neutral sporadic and Es layers in the altitude range of 96 100 km.