Sentence examples for system a correlation from inspiring English sources
For a monocomponent system, a correlation for model parameters was proposed which is expressed as a function of particle diameter, particle density, bed diameter and liquid density.
The Canadian contribution to the VSOP Space VLBI mission is based on the S2 recording system, a correlation centre, and a data analysis and archive centre.
For both systems, a correlation coefficient r = 0.99 was found.
In contrast to non-seep systems, a correlation of biodiversity and biomass with water depth was, so far, not found for methane seeps.
Circular dichroism studies of the peptides in a membrane-mimetic system showed a correlation between peptide helicity and antimicrobial activity.
The adsorption isotherms were obtained in batches using the Langmuir model, which accurately described the sorptive behavior of the system with a correlation coefficient of R2 > 0.98.
Thermodynamic loss rate-to-capital cost ratios are used to show that, for the devices and the overall system, a systematic correlation appears to exist between capital cost and exergy loss (total or internal), but not between capital cost and energy loss or external exergy loss.
Thermodynamic loss rate-to-capital cost ratios are used to show that, for components and the overall system, a systematic correlation appears to exist between capital cost and exergy loss (total or internal), but not between capital cost and energy loss or external exergy loss.
In this system, a positive correlation between cell density and AHL concentration is essential and was created by having the cells constitutively produce LuxI that catalyzes AHL synthesis.
In this system, a direct correlation was found between the secreted quantity of any given lysozyme variant and the measured stability of its corresponding native state (27).
In addition, and surprisingly, given the non-equilibrium conditions and strong genetic drift operating in the system, a strong correlation between genetic and geographic distance is found.
