Sentence examples for divergent correlation from inspiring English sources

It is remarkable that RNAs containing these motifs show divergent correlation patterns between secretion and half-life time, with two of them (UAAUCCA and CAGUGAGC) correlating negatively and one (ACCAGCCU) positively in fibroblasts.

A limited number of studies have addressed the relationship between pubertal timing and metabolic outcomes in males, and previous studies of females and males have mostly addressed rather few adult traits in addition to providing slightly divergent correlation patterns (12– 12).

Our choice that convergent correlations should have a correlation coefficient of ≥ 0.60 and divergent correlations of ≤ 0.30 is arbitrary.

Divergent correlations, the correlation of an item with the six non-target scales, were used to assess item discrimination.

To do this, the items were organized into their intended Scales, and convergent and divergent correlations were obtained.

Regarding the genera, the abundance of OTUs from Oscillospira and Ruminococcus genera presented divergent correlations with BLC.

Table  2 summarizes the results on convergent and divergent correlations of the McSad domains with depression, self-esteem, and extraversion scales.

However, both anxiety scales showed coefficients below the recommended critical value of r < 0.40 for divergent correlations [ 66] with the YSR-K (r = 0.34, r = 0.38).

Because of the divergent correlations between DN progression and mortality with family history, we speculate that different genetic variants may control these two phenotypes.

A priori hypotheses for convergent and divergent correlations between EDQLS items and total score and criterion instrument items/total scores were tested using Spearman correlations and Pearson's correlations.

There are somewhat divergent correlations with latitude or ultraviolet B exposure in both forms of IBD in non-Europe, such that the correlation with UC is now not statistically significant.