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According to the results, there was no statistically significant correlation (r = −0.12) between the average amount of rainfall (mm) per year and the average nitrate concentration.

The authors of [12] propose calculating the transmission probability of one user, as the quotient between the average amount of data downloaded by one user in the busy hour and the amount of data the user could have downloaded.

Thus, for given model parameters variation of τ drives output and inequality in opposite directions, and implies a negative relationship between the average amount and the cross-sectional variance of income that is reminiscent of the classic Okun (1975) "equity vs. efficiency" trade-off.

Among many significant findings presented in a recent report from The Century Foundation Task Force on Community Colleges, there was one that truly surprised me: the difference between the average amount per full-time student of private gifts, investments and endowments given to private colleges ($46,432) and that which is given to community colleges ($372).

We found no evidence that average maternal LG was correlated with novelty scores for competition wins (r = −0.184, p = 0.694, n = 7), and we found a marginally significant but negative correlation between the average amount of maternal LG and the novelty scores for CORT habituation (r = −0.559, p = 0.051, n = 11; Fig. 3B).

It is important to notice that there is a difference between the average amount of TetA and TetR.

In the United States, the American Time Use Survey shows that while the average reading time fell between 2004 and 2017, the average amount of time watching TV rose.

Between 2007 and 2012, the average amount a worker paid for health insurance at work increased by 40percenttoto $2,764, one study showed.

To assess the difference in performance between the two operators, the average amount of voids for each operator throughout the root length regardless of type of root filling technique was assessed.

Upon examination of the entire sample, a positive correlation was found between IL-6 levels and the average amount of sunlight exposure time (Spearman's r = 0.26; p = 0.001; Figure  2), and a negative correlation was found between IL-6 levels and MSFsc (Spearman's r = -0.177; p = 0.028; Table  2).

Within this 3-year window, a 1000-year preventtation event followed 27 days later by a 500-year event detached granitic grus in amounts far greater than previous storms, capturing between 22 × and 63 × the average amount transported in the previous 59 rain events — indicating the non-linear nature of the response of grus detachment to precipitation intensity.