Sentence examples for the known correlation from inspiring English sources

The correntropy coefficient ^ η can be considered a generalization of the known correlation coefficient.

We conclude that the known correlation between CD16a binding affinity and ADCC potency is also valid in Fcab proteins and that antigen specific Fcab molecules can be further engineered for fine tuning of immuno effector functions.

Characterizing the size of large eruptions from behind the limb has been made possible by estimating the soft X-ray fluxes based on the known correlation between EUV flux and soft X-ray flux for frontside events (Nitta et al. 2013b).

We also evaluated the accumulation of target species over area (Figure 2) because of the known correlation between ecoregion size and species richness [10], and the observed biases of top-ranking ecoregions towards large size for richness and small size for ∂-endemism (Table S1, Figure S1).

While in principle our analysis could be confounded by the known correlation between EGFR mutation and erlotinib sensitivity, we included in our analysis several lines that are resistant to erlotinib despite having activating EGFR mutations (H1975, H820, H2279, and H1650), as well as lines with wt EGFR that are sensitive to erlotinib (H292, H358, H1648, and H322).

This result probably reflects the known correlation between childhood and adult BMI.

To account for the known correlations between age and risk-taking we first adjusted the ARQ measure for its relationship to age and sex, and then we correlated this adjusted-ARQ with the DTI components in the participants age 14 18 (the substratum with significant variation in ARQ).

The overlap of QTL for R70, R50, and Fd is consistent with the known correlations between these parameters.

This may be interpreted in terms of pleiotropy because of the known correlations between fiber parameters, their physical definition or their particular measurement method.

It is interesting that of the SNP with divergent FST five out of six of those with effects on more than one of these traits have effects that are consistent with the known correlations between RFI, yield and IMF.

Our findings, taken together with those previously reported, provide a mechanistic basis for conceptualising the known correlations between HMGA1 expression and poor prognosis in cancer patients (Chiappetta et al, 2004).