Sentence examples for countries correlation from inspiring English sources

In tropical countries, correlation of respiratory viral activity with climatic factors are not so well defined, which may suggest that more complex interactions are involved [ 6].

Overall, as expected, greater national supply of doctors, nurses and midwives is found to be strongly and positively correlated with improved coverage of deliveries by skilled health personnel across the 68 Countdown countries (correlation coefficient of 0.42) (see Figure 2).

In six countries, correlations are between 0.65 and 0.75 (Belarus, Germany, Mexico, Poland, the Russian Federation, and Sweden), and in three countries correlations are between 0.48 and 0.54 (Colombia, India, Ukraine).

Hence it is possible that with a larger number of countries, correlations and odds ratios of borderline significance would become significant.

To reach a set of items with the highest convergent validity for the whole set of countries, correlations between each of the 21 initial items and their respective comparison scales were calculated for each country.

However, as shown in Fig. 2, the between-country correlation is strongly in the opposite direction.

Yet, overall,Venn (2012) finds little cross-country correlation between the different aspects of eligibility strictness.

Despite detectable variability in ERS across countries and detectable biasing effects of ERS on attitudinal scores, our results suggest that the unexpected between-country correlation between attitudes and achievement is not attributable to country differences in ERS.

The correlations observed between ERS and education in prior work, are in a direction that could in theory explain the peculiar between-country correlation between attitudes and achievement seen in PISA.

Panel A of Fig. 2 shows that there is a high cross-country correlation between both estimates (0.69), suggesting a fair degree of accurateness of the Enterprise Surveys data.

The statistics in Table 4 suggest that the subsample provides a good approximation to the full sample in reproducing approximately the same between-country correlation observed in the full data.