Sentence examples for weakened correlation from inspiring English sources

Both Harris et al (1990) and Fleming et al (1992a) initially reported a correlation between PBM DPD activity and 5-FU clearance but re-examination of this relationship in a larger set of patients revealed a markedly weakened correlation (Etienne et al, 1994).

Analysis of unit hydrograph parameters showed a weakened correlation between precipitation and discharge, and support the output from the initial model that parcel-level green infrastructure added detention capacity to treatment basins.

Regardless of this weakened correlation, the overall trend of positive correlation is still noticeable in the single QD.

This observation may be explained by Canada's relatively strong social programs, which may have weakened correlations between older homes and living in poverty as seen in the United States.

Clearly, such underlying complexities in SP functionality, will weaken correlations between SP sequence properties and secretion levels.

The net effect of these sources of variation is to weaken correlations between the dietary intake assessment and the biomarker.

The use of full buffer areas in these situations will dilute attempts to delineate epidemiological risk areas and will weaken correlations between the locations of cases and the occurrence of specific landscape features (e.g. specific types of land cover).

The greater variation of floral traits in later flowers compared to early flowers of A. gymnandrum may be in part due to weakened trait correlations of family means (i.e. weakened genetic correlation).

This limitation may have weakened the correlation for the plot of the ratios of L/R limbs against %ID/g (R = 0.059), although the correlation is highly significant (P = 0.001) (Figure 3). Figure 3 Correlation of ratio of counts in L/R hindlimb.

As seen in Table 3, about 24% of the total effect of low skilled immigration on the joint likelihood is attributable to the weakened latent correlation between fertility and work, with the remainder arising from differential changes in childbearing and labor force participation rates.

Although we found statistical evidence for this correlation to be weaker than expected, we cannot fully rule out that errors in the pedigree might have introduced errors in f and thus weakened its correlation with stMLH.