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Tables S1 and S2 in the online Supporting Information show the correlations of these measures prior to this process; the reading variables correlated from rs =  .28 to.69, and the intelligence variables from.09 to.54 (all ps < .001).001

The Durbin-Watson test statistic showed that there was first order auto-correlation (D-W test <1), meaning that the observations were positively correlated from one month to another; this violates the non-autocorrelation of residuals assumption, which leads to biased standard errors with the OLS estimator.

Perhaps data can be correlated from other studies and research experiments.

YOK-GTC and the AMO34,35 are in fact positively significantly correlated from 1870 to 1983 (Fig. 3a c), but surprisingly are significantly anticorrelated before 1870 (Fig. 3c).

In the present study the coal seams are correlated from total 5 and 15 numbers of exploratory wells in Jharia and Bishrampur coalfields respectively.

Henry's constant of nitrogen was calculated with the Helgeson equation of state and that for oxygen was correlated from the experimental data of oxygen water system.

Figure 2A depicts the percent of candidate correlates from the NCI39 that also showed significant correlations (two sided p < 0.05) across the NCI7.

No evidence was found for difference in GC% of negatively correlated genes and non correlated genes or for differences in gene length of genes correlating from non correlating genes.

The Cageprisoners report is a meticulous record of information cross-correlated from the testimony of numerous released prisoners in many countries and of lawyers such as Clive Stafford Smith and his team at Reprieve, who represent some of the men in Guantánamo and have been able to talk to them.

AUDIENCE: But wouldn't you then expect phase to de-correlate from spatial position if its being used for another MATT WILSON: It does.

To put that in perspective, the most consistent aspect of team performance is offensive pass efficiency, which correlates from week to week at 0.6.