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Poirier et al. (2004) also obtained a high convergent validity although, in this case, correlation was with the Social and Occupational Functioning Assessment Scale SOFASS).

Rachmat et al. (2009) also gave no consideration to correlation, although in their case correlation was set implicitly to k = 0.0 in that a new duration was generated stochastically for each repetition of a given activity with no back referencing to any previously generated values.

The strongest weather dengue case correlation was associated with combining the three variables: rainfall, humidity, and high temperature (22, 24, 31).

In this case, correlation is 73%%.

In all cases, correlation was statistically significant (p < 0.001).

In 17 out of 24 cases, correlation was larger than 50% (mean correlation of 63%), while only once negative correlation was found (EGR1 in MRC-5).

Other than the moderate correlation seen between the mTCNS and the MNSI (Pearson correlation coefficient, 0.63), in most cases correlation was poor to fair with other clinical scales.

C. elegans prevalence also correlated negatively with temperature in Münster apples, although in this case correlations were based on only few sampling dates and thus possibly unreliable (Table  5).

In one case, correlations were estimated from study figures (Schaefer, Tregerthan, & Colgan, 1976).

Exceptions include episodic conditions, such as headache, in which case correlations are lower, and where the study outcome is measured immediately before and after a single treatment session, in which case correlations are higher.

However, in both cases, correlation is based on the independent, pairwise univariate analysis.