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If the processing speed theory is correct, we would expect to find that change in inspection time correlates substantially with change in intelligence.

The composite score of Pines BM correlates substantially with the exhaustion dimension of MBI [ 18], which has been held as the central aspect of burnout [ 19].

Previous studies have shown that the SCARED-R possesses adequate internal consistency [ 34, 35], sufficient test-retest stability [ 36], and acceptable validity, that is, the scale correlates substantially with other childhood anxiety measures [ 37, 38] and discriminates between children with and without anxiety disorders [ 35, 39, 40].

For example, the "dyspnea" domain correlates substantially better with the SF-36 "physical component summary score" than the "mental component summary score", and the "emotional function" domain correlates better with the SF-36 "mental component summary score" than the "physical component summary score".

Correlates of deprivation in districts with relatively low adjusted coverage were substantially different from overall correlates of deprivation.

Odor naming and interpretation correlate substantially (Spearman correlation r=0.51, 95%CI [0.46, 0.56], p<2.2×10-16).

The SWB measures correlate substantially, with correlations in the range of 0.35 0.73 for males and 0.45 0.77 for females, indicating a moderate to large overlap between the measures.

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.

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.

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