Sentence examples for attenuated correlation from inspiring English sources

The attenuated correlation coefficient between the listening and reading scores at.94 indicated that the scores were highly correlated.

The attenuated correlations associated with ψ may also in part be due to bifurcated hydrogen bonds in which the CO group of a residue in one strand is hydrogen bonded to both the NH group and to the CαHα group of the preceding residue in the opposite strand41.

Tests of scaling assumptions and internal consistency reliability (alpha = 0.71 0.79) of the smoking-specific measures were satisfactory, although ceiling effects attenuated correlations for former smokers in both samples.

Second, attenuated correlations between QLQ-C30 scales and progress toward goal attainment could be due to differences in quality of life appraisal and response shift.

Increasing PD or AL severity thresholds consistently attenuated correlations, i.e., the correlation of bacterial burden with the percent of sites with PD ≥ 8 mm was only r = 0.16.

The random errors inherent to any dietary assessment method could have attenuated correlations between the estimated intakes and blood nutrient concentrations (42), as suggested by the reliability curves shown in Figure 3. Last, the need to replace study participants as a result of withdrawal throughout the year may have introduced an additional layer of variation.

Random measurement error attenuates correlation coefficients towards the null (i.e. toward no association).

Another similar factor is the presence of measurement error, which similarly attenuates correlations.

In fact, it has been argued that increasing reliabilities much beyond 0.8 in basic research is not worth the effort, because measurement error attenuates correlations very little at this level [90].

As a consequence, there was less variability in the criterion measures at baseline, resulting in attenuated correlations between the WFIRS-P and the criterion measures.

This exclusion might have attenuated the correlation between blood lead and blood pressure.