Sentence examples for stable correlation from inspiring English sources

Town-based results show a relatively more stable correlation structure than village-based results (except in land-use categories).

Considering the similar physical background, we extend this concept to the stable correlation between forecasting errors of different wind farms.

These studies were not able to show a stable correlation with the occurrence of headache [52 54].

For meteorological studies, teleconnection means the stable correlation between synoptic processes that are away from each other spatially and temporally [26, 27].

Then, based on the results of such NLTH analyses, the aforementioned simplified NLS procedure is formulated by unveiling a stable correlation between the observed dynamic response and a simple scalar parameter that can be easily determined through two NLS analyses carried out on the infilled frame and the corresponding bare one.

The fractional volume change of mixing is proposed as a new materials property that shows a clear and statistically stable correlation with plasticity, and its physical origin as a tool to estimate the plasticity of and to design BMG alloys with improved plasticity is discussed.

For lags from one to four 3-month seasons (i.e. up to one year) for the SST and one to two seasons (i.e. up to six months) for Pt and Tm, the Magdalena River seasonal streamflow presents significant and stable correlations with the tropical Pacific SST (El Niño region), with Pt in South America and with Tm over the north of South America, mainly at lags of one and two seasons.

This implies that the metabolites exhibiting the highest number of stable correlations are also those which also most radically respond to changes of environmental conditions.

An exemplary comparison between a subnetwork of metabolic pathways and related system of stable correlations is shown on Fig. 4. It is important to note, that correlation between amino acids might be a result not only of their common biosynthetic pathways but also of their coordinated outflow for protein synthesis or conversely, a result of amino acids release as a result of protein degradation.

These strong and stable correlations indicate that evolutionary units go beyond a single protein to include the interactions among them.

Sample sizes appeared to be adequate to yield stable correlations, although power calculations were reported in three studies only.