One way analysis of variance was used to estimate the intracluster correlation coefficients of incidence rates for injury.
The correlation of GCA incidence with AL is highly significant: GCA incidence peaks 0 1 year after the AL reaches its minimum (ie, auroral electrojet reaches a maximum).
The correlation of GCA incidence with AL is highly significant at a lag of 0 1 year, for example, GCA incidence peaks 0 1 year after AL reaches a minimum (r=−0.53, p<0.01; figure 1D).
The correlation of RA incidence with AL is also highly significant.
Correlation of LOH incidence in cirDNA with common clinicopathologic parameters was performed (Additional file 1: Table S1).
The inverse correlation of injury incidence and IEC in untreated fruit from the five orchards is an interesting finding.
We have updated the analysis of the correlation of the incidence of both tumours at registries in Spain and abroad using data drawn from the CIFC, Volume X [ 16].
In these populations, the rates of asthma, allergies and other chronic inflammatory and auto-immune diseases have reached epidemic proportions; the inverse correlation of the incidence of such diseases and H. pylori infection rates is striking and deserves further investigation.
The correlation of CRC incidence rates 1990 2008 with vegetable consumption was −0.66 in men and −0.67 in women, but with fruit consumption was unexpectedly positive, 0.70 in men and 0.62 in women.
The correlation of cataract incidence with both growth and survival provides one explanation for the positive genetic correlation between growth and survival: High cataract incidence is related to hampered growth that reduces grow-out body weights, leading also to lower survival.
The peak correlation of GCA incidence rate (the yearly 3-year moving average) with F10.7 is significant at a lag of 3 years (r=0.28, p<0.05; figure 1B). Figure 1C plots the two GCA parameters (yearly average and 3-year moving average) and the yearly average AL for the intervals (1950 2004) and (1966 2004), respectively.
