Sentence examples for trivial correlation from inspiring English sources

Both factors had a trivial correlation with a numeric rating of pain intensity.

Progressive accumulation of AMP deamination products, which include inosin-monophosphate (IMP) and ammonia [ 18], causes fatigue but there is only a trivial correlation between fatigue and IMP concentration.

Mathematically, a negative slope of MSE analysis indicates the trivial correlation (i.e., simple oscillation, a repetitive pattern of an increase follow by a decrease) or random fluctuations [ 19].

Clark et al 13 report a trivial correlation between changes in Hbmass and in well-trained cyclists following 21 days of simulated LHTL (r=0.09, p=0.32); however, the slope of the regression line appears to indicate that a 1% increase in Hbmass is associated with a 0.8% increase in.

Since many other genes may have trivial correlations with this genomic factor, one should expect there is only a weak genomic correlation in prior.

This output occasionally contains trivial correlations and we recognise the value of further improvements limiting the output, potentially by a similar method, as suggested by Tatonetti et al. [ 38].

For these reasons, wavelet bases are suitable for representing permeability fields with non-trivial correlation structures.

It turns out that the there is a non-trivial correlation between PRODUCTBUND and SUBCUTANEOUS (correlation coefficient of.6325) and with INTRAMUSCULAR (correlation coefficient of.25).

For example, we find a non-trivial correlation between PFD and HFD in all-α, α/β and (especially) α+β proteins.

To extract value from these complex collections of data, different exploratory data mining algorithms can be used to discover hidden and non-trivial correlations among data.

Currently, much effort is directed towards machine learning, which is most helpful in elucidating non-linear and non-trivial correlations in data.