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In part, this contribution seems to arise from a joint effect of structural functional constraints and translation rate as there is a moderate but substantial positive correlation between S and T (median values +0.37 for both organisms).

In regression analyses (Table 2), the four-week exponential growth rate exhibited a substantial positive correlation with epidemic size (r = 0.69, p = 0.08), and was negatively correlated with start day (r = -0.43, p-value = 0.33), days to peak (r = -0.44, p-value = 0.32), and length of the epidemic (r = -0.58, p-value = 0.17).

That the late variety disproportionately benefits from the generally rising temperatures is further supported by statistical analysis, as the late variety is the only one to show a substantial positive correlation to rising spring temperatures.

Moreover, a substantial positive correlation was observed between intelligence and originality (Table  1).

Thus, substantial positive correlation of higher complement factors C3 and C4 with cardiovascular risk factors and risk of CVD have been reported in population-based studies [ 52].

Indeed, between 1940 and 2005, 60% of emerging ID events were of zoonotic origin and showed a substantial positive correlation with wildlife abundance and diversity (4 ).

The 400 ms classifier showed no substantial positive correlation with behavioral preference, while the 200 ms classifier showed a corrected-significant peak in correlation strength ∼400 ms after the onset of the outcome.

Further, a substantial positive correlation was found between behavioral inhibition and anxiety disorder symptoms as indexed by the SCARED-R (rs being.47 and.52 in the non-clinical and clinically anxious group, respectively).

Now at steady state, the population average frequencies of punishment and cooperation are about 0.4 and 0.9, respectively, and there is a substantial positive correlation between cooperation and punishment across groups groups with more punishers have more cooperators even though there is no correlation within groups.

Essentially the same point has been made by reviewer 3. We now think that it is reasonable to treat a substantial positive correlation as "null-hypothesis", because it is expected in the simplest case of neutrality with some strong selective constraint.

Furthermore, for many cancer sites, a substantial positive correlation between non-standardised absolute survival and expected survival computed by Hakulinen's method was observed, which can be explained by the common variation of absolute and expected survival, as both estimates decrease with increasing age.