Sentence examples for experiential correlation from inspiring English sources
The experiential correlation equation of the minimum spouting velocity proposed by Mathur and Gishler was quoted for calculation with a correlation coefficient 0.983.
Construct validity was assessed by correlating Rational Experiential Inventory scores with the ICBM, with some positive correlations noted for students only, suggesting that those who are naïve to the knowledge base required to "successfully" respond to the ICBM may profit by a thinking style in tune with logical reasoning.
The correlation in the experiential condition was not significant (r = −.38, p = .20) and no associations were found in the control group (rs < .10, ps > .77).77
As more than five studies and experiential interpretation are required, we used Begg's rank correlation test and Egger's linear regression test, to measure the degree of symmetry on quantified indices and to confirm the plot accuracy.
Means and standard deviations illustrated the experiential severity of war exposure dimensions and PTSD symptom sub-scales, while Pearson correlations tested for the strength of association between dimensions of war exposures and PTSD symptom sub-scales.
The correlation between the four dimensions of war-related traumatic exposures and the cumulative experiential dimension is shown in Table 3.
However, it is difficult to compare these reliabilities to findings for other patient-reported VASs because other VASs use different time intervals (e.g., 5 minutes, one week), experiential dimensions (e.g., current pain, average pain, worst pain), and different statistical methods (e.g., Pearson correlations).
"We are an experiential company.
There was experiential theatre.
