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The correlation was compared with published experimental data or correlations, which was in well agreement with the present experimental results and some other references.

Comparing IDCP's original dimension's score to the revised dimension's score, new item contents seem to contain more pathological characteristics than the original item set (please see NEO-PI-R and PID-5 correlations), which was expected and required given that the instrument assesses pathological personality characteristics.

All significant correlations (which was 4 of the 6 possible) between limbs were positive, and the ranking of strain differences across all four limbs showed significant concordance.

The types of evaporator and refrigerant were considered in the correlations which were available under typical MAC evaporator application conditions.

A second paper (Part II) discussed the development of numerical correlations, which are used in the resulting design procedure.

Generally, three-phase relative permeabilities are calculated from empirical correlations, which are based on two-phase relative permeabilities.

Below 3 K, C/T increases steeply with a 1/T2 dependence which is attributed to the emergence of short-range (intersite) magnetic correlations, which are not sufficient to induce long-range magnetic ordering20.

There are many z-factor correlations which are either derived from Equation of State or empirically based on certain observation through regression analysis.

Strong linear correlations, which are proposed to be the most useful because they discriminate best between different resin systems, were found in certain cases, but not others.

The heat and mass transfer rates were estimated by correlations which were proposed in our previous work (J. Chem. Eng. Japan 33 (2000) 245).

These simulation results were also compared with those data calculated by using Duns-Ros and Dix correlations, which were also programmed into GEOWELLS.