Sentence examples for fairly strong correlation from inspiring English sources
The fairly strong correlation between diameter gradient, permitted expansion ratio, and porosity indicates the potential to control the microstructure and hence impact energy absorption.
Use of a ground-based gamma-ray sensor for detailed mapping of fields at two farms in high Cd risk areas gave a fairly strong correlation between 238U and soil Cd (R2 = 0.68).
Results show a fairly strong correlation at 24 h between cement paste heat of hydration and mortar compressive strength, and the strength and calorimetry measurements had similar relative repeatability.
Chloride showed a fairly strong correlation with conductivity (Fig. 7), which indicates high mineralization.
'There is good air circulation in the side setback areas' has a fairly strong correlation with 'Having ventilation from windows to side setback areas is enough, view is not important' (0.60, p = 0.01), and negative correlation with 'dark during the day' (−0.50, p = 0.01).
It's tricky because there's a fairly strong correlation between income and education.4 Nonetheless, with the whole country to pick from, we can find some places where education levels are high but incomes are average or below average".
Several months after receiving the tapes, analysts at IFA ended up finding some fairly strong correlations between purchases of unhealthy products (high-sodium, high-cholesterol foods) and medical claims.
We also observed strong correlations between the eastern 3Ps RV and the fall and spring 3NO RV recruitment indices, as well as fairly strong correlations between the southern 3L, central 3KL, and 3Ps sentinel GN and LT recruitment indices.
As one may expect, there are a fairly strong correlations between hemoglobin, red blood cell count, packed cell volume and mean corpuscular volume and between IFN-γ spot numbers and cytokine levels.
While prior psychometric studies have provided evidence for the reliability of catastrophizing measures, we were encouraged to observe fairly strong correlations over time for dispositional and situational measures, suggesting the relative stability of individual differences on these measures.
