Sentence examples for thin correlation from inspiring English sources
That makes sense if users opt to buy the full-size versions when their samples run out, less sense if there's a thin correlation between samples and sales.
We note that this sign test remained significant (p <.05) after thinning to reduce correlation between SNPs and removing the SNPs within the MHC (Table S4 in Supplement 1).
Thick lines are 0-correlation curves and thin lines -0.2 and 0.2 correlation curves respectively.
If the TCR value is negative, the resistance value of the TaN thin film has negative correlation with temperature.
The number of wormholes is increased and the wormholes become thinner because of big correlation length in the radial direction.
Figure 2 shows three representative examples where naïve cross-correlation fails (thin curves).
The chain is then thinned to reduce serial correlation by saving one observation in every 40 cycles.
However, by using an appropriate thinning the auto-correlations decreased to reasonable values without affecting posterior summaries and, as a consequence, convergence was analyzed for the full length chain of 3,400,000 iterations.
Nanocrystalline V2O5 thin films have demonstrated the correlation between optical constants (described by four Lorentzian oscillators) and crystalline/amorphous volume fractions.
When based on structural stress acting on shell elements, the stress simulation for welding seams on thin sheets provides no sufficient correlation with damages occurring during real component tests under operational load.
On the thin section scale, an inverse correlation could be identified between quantity of remained feldspar and kaolinite (Fig. 8b), that is little remaining feldspar is commonly accompanied by massive kaolinite, and massive remaining feldspar is commonly accompanied by little kaolinite.
