Sentence examples for but positive correlation between from inspiring English sources
Not exactly; as the chart below suggests, there is a modest but positive correlation between the share of the funds that went to the establishment candidate and that candidate's margin of victory or defeat.
We also find a weak but positive correlation between ascription of responsibility to self and preparedness (Table 4).
Their program found a weak but positive correlation between how well any particular bird did on one test and its performance on the other five tests.
This is also evident from a low to moderate but positive correlation between TPI and clastic minerals (r = 0.42 in Tadkeshwar, r = 0.17 in Vastan, and r = 0.10 in Rajpardi seams).
A potential in- versus out-group effect also would not account for the apparent retroactive benefits of post-learning exercise among women in experiment 3 (reflected in the modest but positive correlation between increase in heart rate and memory performance), unless one were to assign in-group/out-group status to the male names that were paired with abstract shapes in that study.
The correlation was small, with the Pearson rank correlation coefficient being only 0.04, but positive correlation between two ranks is expected to be driven by a relatively small number of causal genes.
We found relatively weak but positive correlations between Criterion® holistic scores and indicators of L2 general or writing proficiency, which can be interpreted as backing for the Extrapolation inference.
These data not only indicate that the level of KIAA1199 expression is higher in RA but suggest positive correlation between KIAA1199 expression and the DAS28 score, an RA index correlated closely with clinical parameters of RA disease activity.
There is a weak, but significant, positive correlation between the last and the second-from-last turn, but cell memory does not extend much further back (Fig. 7C).
A major study conducted by the National Toxicology Program has found a slight, but significant, positive correlation between radio-frequency radiation exposure (like that given off by phones) and certain cancers in rats — though only male ones.
