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Note that although both positive and negative correlations are likely correlated based on the correlation analysis, only positive correlations are considered in this coexpression analysis.
Parotid gland excretion recovery at 1 year and mean parotid gland dose were strongly correlated, based on Spearman's correlation, and mean parotid gland dose was the only significant predictive factor for xerostomia.
The data from the calibration and verification trials for soil water content were significantly linearly correlated based on a 95% confidence level and had average root mean square errors of 1.06 and 5.71% for caragana and 0.88 and 1.14% for alfalfa, respectively.
The price fluctuations are modelled as perfectly correlated based on the long-run average between both variables.
In sum, we can hypothesize that the ability or factor structure of the TEAP test is (a) hierarchically structured (based on, e.g., Sawaki 2007; Shin 2005), (b) non-hierarchical and closely correlated (based on, e.g., Bachman and Palmer 1981; Sang et al. 1986), or (c) separable into receptive (i.e., reading and listening) and productive (i.e., writing and speaking) components.
This result indicates that for these seven pairs, their genome organizations are correlated based on the similarity of the distributions of their shared orthologs.
As expected, the Symptoms, Bother-Physical Heandh, FActivityleep, and Activity scales were moderately to strongly inter-correlated based on the data from the initial administration (correlation coefficients ranged from 0.56 0.75; p < 0.05).
Our system is flexible enough to allow the user to define a set of factors by selecting independent ICD-9 codes or aggregating correlated ones based on the user's domain knowledge.
Correlated variables (based on p < 0.05) were then combined into one variable.
The reduced networks were then organised into modules of correlated clusters based on the dynamic expression profiles of the genes such that less than 1% intra-cluster anti-correlated links were allowed in the clusters (modules).
By grouping correlated events based on degree of similarity, a policy for reducing alarms can be designed more easily than by analyzing individual alarms and operations.
