Sentence examples for a medium correlation of from inspiring English sources

The depression item of the SCL-K-9 was correlated with the BDI total score and, as expected, displayed a medium correlation of r = 0.51 (see Table  5).

For lymphotoxin alpha of PBMC from patients with NCC, there was a medium correlation of CMA and KAg when data were calculated as SI (r = 0.7).

However, statistical analyses showed a medium correlation between the results of the developed F4-ELISA and virus neutralization test (kappa coefficient = 0.63, P < 0.001), with the relative sensitivity and specificity of 78.05% and 84.91%, respectively, suggesting the potential use of this fragment as an ELISA antigen along with other antigens or monoclonal antibody(s) in a competitive ELISA.

For example, there was a medium correlation between the somatisation scale of the SCL-90-R, BSI, SCL-27, and BSI-18 and the BDI total score (r = 0.49 to r = 0.51).

In the present study, undergraduate GPA (r = .39) had a medium correlation and was the only significant predictor of graduate GPA in the initial regression model among all four traditional and psychological factors.

The correlation analysis between the baseline values of the TMG for the BF and RSATT, RSABEST, and RSAMEAN revealed a medium correlation (0.3 0.5) between the Ts and the best sprint and a large correlation (0.5 0.7) between the Ts and the average sprint time.

Part (a) of the figure plots a set of observed costs (black circles with bars for uncertainty) with three possible GP models fit to the data: one with a long correlation length (red dotted), a medium correlation (blue solid) and a short correlation length (green dashed).

Correlation between expression of the different target mRNAs was determined using Spearman's test, in which a value below 0.3 indicated a weak correlation, 0.3-0.7 indicated a medium correlation, and values above 0.7 indicated a strong correlation.

There is a positive medium correlation between the perception of icu workers of corporate policies and departmental and between process and Methodology (r = 0.568, p < 0.01), while in the ICU General (r = 0.626, p < 0.01), compared to intensive care Cardiology (r = 0.508, P < 0.01).

Using O2-O5, the values recorded for correlation coefficients were in the range 0.64-0.87 representing a low to medium correlation between antioxidant properties of applied oils and SCI.

Power analysis using the findings from the original English version [ 16] demonstrated that the minimum requisite sample size was 85 subjects, allowing for a specificity of 0.95 and a power of 0.8 for medium correlation (0.3) in the examination of convergent and discriminant validity.