Sentence examples for to have correlation from inspiring English sources

The emotional moments turned out NOT to have correlation with processing power, visual effects, and 3d graphics.

The tendency of quasicrystallization of Zr-based alloys appears to have correlation with the enthalpy of mixing of the system.

The predictive c and ϕ equations were found to have correlation coefficients of 0.87 and 0.86 respectively.

Somatic mutations or homozygous deletions of DPC4/SMAD4, TP53 and P16/CDKN2A genes have been elucidated to have correlation with in vitro drug responses.

Steric repulsion, frequency of occurrence of carbon and nitrogen at topological distance of seven, and internal electronic environment of the molecule were found to have correlation with the anti-tumor activity of PIB-SOs.

This non-linear algebraic equation is the constraint that must be satisfied by all the parameters of the system in order to have correlation equal to 1 in the limit (trightarrowinfty).

ROS are believed to have correlations with aging, degenerative disorders, and cancer (Devasagayam et al., 2004).

This depolarization effect exclusive for normal cells was suggested to have correlations with their higher repair capacity and lesser propensity for DNA damage.

As the latter would be expected not to have correlations with each other, they serve as negative controls.

That might be a possible explanation why Hounsfield units at least partly seem to have correlations with outcome.

The novel genes discovered from this data set, proposed to be novel regulators [ 59] and shown to have correlations to SPPR are also prime candidates.