PBDE-153 behaved differently from the other PBDEs, as it was not as highly correlated to the other congeners; for example, the correlation coefficient between PBDE-153 and PBDE-47 was 0.53 (p < 0.001; Figure 1C).
These indicators are not necessarily interchangeable as they do not always correlate highly with each other; for example, the correlation between income and education has been reported to vary by ethnic group from 0.34 to 0.58, reflecting that income can vary at similar levels of education across different ethnic groups [ 14].
To take an extreme example, the correlation in incomes between fathers and sons was high in South Africa under apartheid because race is an inherited trait.
For example, the correlation measure ranges from 0.27 in 2006 to 0.23 in 2008.
For example, the correlation between intelligent design fallacies and evolutionary knowledge was forced to equal the correlation between distrust of the scientific enterprise and evolutionary knowledge.
For example, the correlation between Q and ( 1 − BS & W 1 0 0 ) is even stronger than correlation between Q and Pwh.
For example, the correlation between measured settlements and the position of the TBM at a specific point of time can be revealed by means of visualisation.
Parallel studies have been conducted for major ocean currents, for example the correlation found with the GRACE bottom pressure data and the Kuroshio Extension System Study array (Park et al. 2008).
At 3 GHz, for example, the correlation between 2 receiving arrays, 4 m apart, varies from 0.6 at 50 m, to reach an average value of 0.9 at a distance of 200 m.
This view is strongly supported by the data, for example, the correlation found when assessing asymmetry (Figure 4), and also by our previous analyses of the effects of aging in this model [40].
For example, the correlation between the mother's educational level and children's health has been well-established.
