Sentence examples for correlated substantially from inspiring English sources

Reassuringly, in the discovery sample, social support (operationalized as the self‐reported number of individuals a person can rely on in case of emergency) correlated substantially with the PAUSS (Spearman rank correlation for N = 639: r s  = −0.313, P =  5 × 10−16, Fig  4F), underlining the relevance of this phenotype for autism.

At baseline the visual analogue (VAS) and numeric scaled SPADI were highly concordant (intraclass correlation coefficient = 0.86), and the SPADI correlated substantially with the HAQ (r = 0.61) and the physical functioning (r = -0.50) and pain (r = -0.43) domains of the SF-20.

Real-time scores assigned during examination – as is fairly typical in speech assessment – correlated substantially less than the automated scores with the mean scores.

In the validation group (N = 72), the PRAM correlated substantially with the change in resistance (r = 0.58) but modestly with the % predicted resistance measured before (r = 0.22) and after bronchodilation (r = 0.36).

Cross-sectionally the Orientation box score correlated substantially with an independent neuropsychology measure of orientation, but the Memory box score correlated more poorly with an independent measure of memory than with any other neuropsychology measure.

Responses to this item correlated substantially with responses to how much people in the neighbourhood could be trusted (r1032 = 0.69, p<0.05), and how much crime the respondent felt there was in the neighbourhood (r1061 = −0.46, p<0.05).

Once a PC is linked to the behavior of one or several genes, one can be reasonably sure that this correlation is unique and these genes do not correlate substantially with other PCs.

It was hypothesized that scales that were conceptually related (physical or mental health, respectively) would correlate substantially (r ≥0.40).

Hearing impairment and otologic problems are prevalent in children with DS, and these problems correlate substantially with developmental problems.

It was expected that the scales that were conceptually related would correlate substantially with one another (Pearson's r>0.40).

It was expected that those scales that are conceptually related would correlate substantially with one another (Pearson's r>0.40).