Sentence examples for comparatively high correlation from inspiring English sources
The comparatively high correlation between 'anxiety due to uncertainty' and 'concern about bad outcomes' also indicates a strong relation between these scales (Pearsons' correlation coefficient 0.59, p < 0.001; Table 5).
When the correlation between turnover intention and job satisfaction was examined, it could be seen that there were comparatively higher correlation coefficients between turnover intention and organizational management satisfaction (r = -0.323) and work environment satisfaction (r = -0.306) than with other dimensions, the correlation coefficients of which were less than 0.30.
In E. crassipes comparatively higher positive correlation (r = 0.958 0.978) was found between lipoprotective efficacy and metal ion chelating ability than S. podophyllum extract (r = 0.745 0.767) in different tissues.
The respondents reported a comparatively high level of correlation between POS, JS, and AC and a moderate level of correlation between POS and PA and between POS and JP.
Although a correlation was observed in the 'functional' DNA fraction comparing QFI-PCR and the fluorescence-based Qubit assay, this correlation was limited to comparatively high quality FFPE samples.
The average ratio of mercury concentrations in hair to those in toenails was approximately 3. The PCB concentrations were comparatively high and were positively associated with the mercury concentrations (correlation coefficients between 0.47 and 0.54, p < 0.002).
The item-discriminant validity assessed by calculating correlations of the items with scales, they are not grouped into, revealed a comparatively high overlap between the items of the scales 'anxiety due to uncertainty' and 'concern about bad outcomes'.
His cigarette outlay runs comparatively high.
Pills cannot tackle the comparatively high cost of fresh vegetables.
The System kids tend to be comparatively high achievers.
However, the surgical effort for an implantation is comparatively high.
