Sentence examples for uniquely correlated from inspiring English sources
Partial correlations clarified whether Dictator Game offers and Ultimatum Game offers were uniquely correlated with BAS scales, over and beyond due to shared variance between the two games.
Reflex, in biology, an action consisting of comparatively simple segments of behaviour that usually occur as direct and immediate responses to particular stimuli uniquely correlated with them.
WM performance was uniquely correlated with power in the theta frequency, and theta power was increased by WM training.
Pure gas densities are uniquely correlated with the experimentally measured pressure and temperature using the thermodynamic equation of states of real gases.
In this paper it is shown that the optimal cold and hot side pressure drops of a micro recuperator are uniquely correlated when integrated in a gas turbine.
The thing with which it is uniquely correlated, and of which it is the substance, is not one of its instances, but is the substantial form itself.
Under constant amplitude loading, the crack closure concept is able to uniquely correlate the crack growth kinetics.
For example, since the new normalisation scheme uniquely correlates the void ratio and effective stress for different soils, it may be used to unify the expression used for the small-strain shear modulus of different soils.
However, under single overload loading, the crack closure is not able to uniquely correlate with the crack growth kinetics and statistical crack growth experiment also shows the inefficiency of crack closure.
Severe macro-scale metrics such as pit or fissure depth, pit mouth surface area, pit volume, pit density, root mean square, peak density, maximum valley depth, do not uniquely correlate with the location of fatigue crack initiation.
The void ratio at an effective vertical compression stress of 1 kPa (denoted as e1) is a useful characteristic parameter to uniquely correlate with Cc for the clayey soil/Ca-bentonite backfills in this study as well as for sandy soil/Na-bentonite and sandy soil clay backfills that are reported in previous published studies.
