Sentence examples for undesired correlation from inspiring English sources

"We can think of this as a correlation — an undesired correlation into longevity," said Vincent Careau, the paper's lead author and a doctoral student of biology at the University of Sherbrooke in Quebec.

Centering the selected segments removes the read count differences due to copy number changes, essentially removing the undesired correlation.

In grapevine an undesired negative correlation exists between seedlessness and berry size [ 20], since seed tissues supply important hormones for fruit development [ 21, 22].

At this stage, unless acceptance criteria are met, further orthogonal measurements should be included for calibration in order to break undesired cross-correlations.

The objectives for Phase Ia were determination of item clarity, basic reliability, and validity features including internal consistency, desired and undesired factor correlations as a test of construct validity, as well as to generate initial norms for a cancer patient population.

Note that, by averaging twelve frames, we emphasize the influence of a failing a priori correction; the a posteriori correction is nevertheless capable of suppressing the undesired background-pattern correlations in this critical test.

Undesired effects shows a higher correlation with Impact on Daily Life (-0.24) than in generic (0.11) and glaucoma (-0.17); lower correlation with General Satisfaction (-0.19) to generic (-0.32) and glaucoma (-0.25); and similar with Medical Care (-0.10) as in generic (-0.12), but lower than in glaucoma (-0.26).

The traditional Model Based Optimal Experimental Design (MBOED) techniques focus on improving the parameter precision but do not consider the undesired possibility of increasing the correlation among the estimated parameters.

The algorithm on the other hand, needs to accurately extract the analyte quantity in the presence of signal contaminants such as scattering and signal interferers arising from undesired absorption and spatial and spectral correlations.

The desired (therapeutic) and undesired (side) effects of methylphenidate might have underlying correlations.

As shown in [8, 9], the net effect of the multiple-access interference produced by the undesired users at the output of the desired user's correlation receiver can be modeled as a zero-mean Gaussian random variable by invoking the central limit theorem.