Sentence examples for a rather strong correlation from inspiring English sources

Note that in earlier studies, we found out that there is a rather strong correlation higher than 0.90 between prosodic boundaries, syntactic boundaries, and dialogue act boundaries (cf. [29]).

In general, there was a rather strong correlation between the estimates of landscape attractiveness by the Russian and Japanese respondents (correlation coefficient: R = 0.73), which might indicate the existence of universal human concepts regarding landscape aesthetics.

The E2SFCA method in particular has a rather strong correlation with the other FCA-based methods.

However, a rather strong correlation between speech sound perception and auditory comprehension has also been reported [ 13].

Comparing the two groups, we found a rather strong correlation (OR: 44.2 (95% CI 13.7 to 142.3)).

We found a rather strong correlation between improvement rates with placebo and treatment of r =.78, which explains roughly 60% of the variance.

Large differences in stillbirth and neonatal mortality rates between flocks and rather strong correlation between rates in two consecutive years within the flocks clearly suggest that flock level risk factors are important and to some extent stable from year to year within a flock.

Overall, rather strong correlations were found between SF-36 and the SCL scales supporting the more general nature of the symptoms in SCL.

When it comes to the other post hoc findings of correlation between beta power and psychopathology generally the fact that similar rather strong correlations were seen on several electrodes with PANSS as well as with PANSS derived factors (Table 2), in our opinion, reduces the possibility that these are random findings.

The meaningfulness of the country-level μ ERS estimates is further supported by the rather strong positive correlation (r = .672, p < .01) between the μ ERS estimates and the country-level mean number of extreme responses (i.e., pseudo "e-items" following Bockenholt, 2012 and Khorramdel & von Davier, 2014).

(Rather, they found a strong correlation between weak job growth and complaints of a lack of demand).