The phrase "a considerably higher correlation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical relationships or comparisons between two variables, indicating that one has a significantly stronger association than the other.
Example: "The study revealed a considerably higher correlation between exercise frequency and overall health compared to diet alone."
Alternatives: "a significantly stronger correlation" or "a markedly higher correlation".
The model presented has a considerably higher correlation coefficient (0.963) and lower root mean square (0.375), mean absolute (0.328), and mean bias errors (0.010) than other models presented in the literature which, at least when applied to the present data set, tend to under-predict the combustion enthalpy.
For the same subset, our model predictions showed a considerably higher correlation (ρ = 0.96).
The curve fitting also leads to the expression equation for representing the relationship between the applied force and the strain, with a considerably high correlation, i.e., R 2 value of 0.9968.
On the one hand, they found that sentiment in Twitter posts does not substantially correlate to the US presidential election polls in 2008, but on the other, they showed a considerably high correlation with the index of Presidential Job Approval.
Considerably higher correlation scores were obtained, on average, for the dinucleotide ZOM measure, while the hexanucleotide ZOM and tetranucleotide MCM measures produced the lowest.
All of these studies have reported considerably high correlation coefficients between the dental maturational stages and the skeletal maturation/growth phases.
However, statistically non-significant but considerably high correlation was observed for fruit yield with fruit length (P = 0.0565) and fruit number (P = 0.0967), and biomass yield with insulin (P = 0.0649) and plant water content (P = 0.0655).
In general, there was a direct correlation between the DHS fold change and the expression fold change of the nearest genes for the corresponding peaks, with peaks near promoter regions showing a considerably higher degree of correlation than the rest of the peak populations.
We also found a considerably high positive correlation between LWR and CS (r = 0.886).
Scattergrams of PSE's between the three concepts plotted against each other showed considerably high correlations.
