The phrase "a low correlation in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or association between two variables, indicating that the relationship is weak.
Example: "The study found a low correlation in the data between exercise frequency and weight loss."
Alternatives: "a weak correlation in" or "a slight correlation in".
For agoraphobia a low correlation in DOS twins suggested qualitative sex differences.
24 seemed to have a low (<0.3) overall correlation; however, some questions only had a low correlation in specific languages, for instance, questions nos.
However, causes of probe set pairs showing a high correlation in one data set, but a low correlation in another are not well studied.
However, this study considers situations where there is a clear division of profession among specialties, and focuses on multi-chronic patients, so the correlation issue is almost negligible (we observed a low correlation in the data).
This dimension might be considered difficult to use for comparison due to the changes that have taken place in people´s social life in Western countries, since it also had a low correlation in the Finnish study of MDHAQ [ 10].
Their results showed that correlative expression profiles in stress-inducible orthologous WRKY genes between cucumber and Arabidopsis and orthologous WRKY genes with different evolutionary patterns displayed a low correlation in their expression patterns [ 73].
As one might expect, the images whose corresponding ground-truths exhibit a low correlation fall in the first category, whereas when the cross-correlation of the ground-truths is significant, CCA outperforms ICA.
The most straightforward method of thresholding involves removing edges with a low correlation (~0.00 in a Pearson correlation generated model).
Two time series which have a low correlation coefficient may in fact be strongly correlated if a time lag is allowed between the data points for the two species.
A low correlation between change in visual acuity and VRQOL was also found in a study from Finland [ 10].
It is related to the state correlation between the satellites (cf. Figure14), whereas a low correlation coefficient results in a low 'bad bad'-state probability and provides therefore a high signal availability.
