Sentence examples for a reasonably strong correlation from inspiring English sources

There is a reasonably strong correlation between a "good" resilience indicator and better economic performance during the subprime meltdown (see bottom chart).

Despite different conditions providing varying amounts of cellulase and hemicellulase, there was also a reasonably strong correlation between glucose and xylose yields for all harvests studied (data not shown).

According to Osoba [ 42], there is a reasonably strong correlation between the proximal components of Wilson and Cleary's model (such as symptoms and physical function) and a weaker correlation between the more distant components (such as the physiological variables and subjective health status).

Prior studies have shown reasonably strong correlations between physical activity recalled from 3-5 years [ 46] and 15 years [ 47] in the past with physical activity measured objectively at that time, although the validity of physical activity over longer periods of recall is not known.

Last season, that figure was.50, a "moderately strong correlation," Reifman said.

It assumed a reasonably high return on equity, no credit crisis, strong industrial results and firm to higher commodity prices.

There is a reasonably strong anticorrelation between occlusion and distance (correlation coefficient, R = −0.78) but none between occlusion and interfacial contact.

An equally surprising result was that the partial correlation between SensProc_Global and CogProc_Global of rp = −.53 indicated that, at any age, there was a reasonably strong relationship between performance on these sensory and cognitive tasks.

Friday's jobs report was a reasonably strong one, economically speaking.

— NATE SILVER Florida is a reasonably strong state for Mitt Romney.

The Republicans, and Rick Perry in particular, have a reasonably strong story to tell about decline.