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In another FA of CVRF in individuals with type 1 diabetes, we previously showed HbA1c to have a continuous correlation with lipid variables and to disrupt the classical lipid factor when employed [ 24], suggesting the grouping of lipids and CVRF to vary across the wide glycemic control range displayed by individuals with type 1 diabetes.

Table  1 also shows that with a continuous variable, correlation with event time had slightly better type I error (5.2% vs 5.9% and 6.0%).

We consider a stochastic wave equation in space dimension three driven by a noise white in time and with an absolutely continuous correlation measure given by the product of a smooth function and a Riesz kernel.

In short, there's a strong and continuous correlation between the rich getting richer, and the poor – make that the 90% – going deeper into debt.

Spearman correlation test showed that only changes in NPS scores were correlated with cell dose as a continuous variable with a borderline statistical significance (correlation coefficient = −0.13, P = 0.081).

The values used for the correlation analyses showed a continuous distribution with a relatively broad overlap between the three samples rather then group-centred clusters.

We show that the changes in scaling exponents extracted from the natural gamma ray measurement by a Continuous Wavelet Transform present a close correlation with the stochastic behaviour of radioactive decay processes described by the Poisson's law.

Spearman correlation was also used to test the correlation between cell doses as a continuous variable with changes in clinical scales' scores.

In Eisenmenger syndrome patients, the correlation of ODI as a continuous variable with other variables like haemoglobin, haematocrit, resting and waking SpO2 levels, arterial blood gas, spirometry values, diffusion capacity, apnoea and hypopnoea, and the sleep efficiency were assessed.

Table 4 shows the correlations of HOMA as a continuous variable with the individual MetS criteria and BMIZ scores also as continuous variables.

Introduction of glucose into the limiting medium was observed to have a pronounced and immediate effect, with a continuous decrease in correlation until the 16th minute after the injection, transcript levels determined in later samples were found to be more correlated with those observed at the first steady state.