Sentence examples for trivial correlation between from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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

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

The commands also enable the basic model to be extended – for instance it is trivial to estimate a correlation between σ and τ with modern statistical software.

The existence of non-trivial correlations may be attributed directly to the asymmetry of the link dynamics.

This rough agreement is no trivial result because the r for the correlation between hourly CO emissions and concentrations was only 0.033.

The brainstorming consensus between efficiently designed MLP pattern classifiers and diverse physico-chemical representations is capable of classifying highly complex and nonlinear biological sequence motifs, where non-trivial and weak correlations between amino acid positions and types are important.

While the variations in meristem and subdomain size as well as cell proliferation rates were striking, the correlation between these responses was non-trivial.