Sentence examples for correlation for the first from inspiring English sources

Cornell scientists have shown a significant correlation for the first time between a human gene and people's risk for mild cognitive impairment (MCI), often a precursor to Alzheimer's disease and related forms of dementia.

"The handicap symbol -- the simple blue line that looks like someone sitting in a wheelchair -- that symbol, because I had to now look at the world differently since my wife was disabled, got into my subconscious and I assume that stark simplicity inspired these latter abstractions," he said, almost as if he were realizing the correlation for the first time.

It is notable that there is a significant correlation for the first, as well as the second PC between the two PCAs (with Spearman rank correlation coefficient larger than 0.5 and P-value less than 10−15).

Although the correlations are high and differences are marginal, the poorest correlation for the first array was found for Alexa 488 combined with Cy5 (0.935), and the highest correlation for Alexa 594 with Cy3 (0.988).

Introducing the recently derived substituent constant of the NO2− group (σp-NO2−−&z.rad;=−0.97) yields an excellent correlation for the third-electron reduction of 2-NO2 (corresponding to the reduction of the carbonyl group) with the second-electron reduction of the other 2-Xs, and confirms the electron-donating properties of NO2−.

In other words, we expect to reject the null of no serial correlation for the first-order serial correlation, but not the null hypothesis for the second-order serial correlation.

Three of these SNPs were genotyped and very good correlation for the fourth SNP was noted, RH=1.0.

To further investigate whether the identified TSRs were not artifacts due to gene selection, we applied the split-half method to each TSR. Figure 1C shows the split-half correlations for the first 50 TSRs, which were high (>0.91), indicating their high internal consistency.

The values of the canonical correlations for the first three sets of canonical variables are as follows: CV1: 0.99; CV2: 0.98; and CV3: 0.98.

In line with these findings, the values of inter-item Spearman's correlations for the first three scales ranged from 0.359 to 0.624.

It is surprising that the correlations for the first functional session between individual differences in verbalization and brain activation during calculation were only found for the subtraction but not for the multiplication problems (see Figure 7).