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We next computed correlation coefficients comparing responses to these four BD Sx factors with depressive symptoms and life satisfaction.

Moreover, the computed correlation coefficients were as high as the in-front simulations (Table 2), offering a reliable and practical measure.

Student's t-test is used to show the significance level, i.e., to check if the computed correlation coefficients are statistically significant or not at a particular confidence level.

The computed correlation coefficients for the parallel flow model and the reservoir and well completion properties are summarized in Table 5 in which we have highlighted values of |ρ| ≥ 0.2.

To test the significance of our results against spurious correlations due to the network topology, we also computed correlation coefficients in 1000 shuffled datasets in which the emotion, cognitive, and social scores were permuted [28].

We computed correlation coefficients between a template event waveform and a target waveform using incremental detection-window shifts of 0.02 s for VT earthquakes and 0.1 s for LP events.

The computed correlation coefficient between the population that is accessible and ticket revenue sold per day is equal to 0.14 showing a positive correlation.

For the comparison of the H3K9Ac enrichment between the donor and cloned mice, we averaged −10 log P detected by the probes located in the promoter region, and computed correlation coefficient (Spearman).

At first, we computed correlation coefficient of the tAI difference for each orthologs between A. gossypii and other nine yeasts and their protein size differences.

Four metabolites and parent PFRs had enough simultaneous detects to compute correlation coefficients and of these only TDCIPP and BDCIPP were weakly correlated (tau = 0.34; p = 0.16).

Regression models can be applied to the database to compute correlation coefficients that reflect statistical dependency among properties of components tested by individual research groups.