Sentence examples for inadequate correlations from inspiring English sources

Given the inadequate correlations between knee scores and gait parameters, further gait analysis studies monitoring the functional benefit of design in TKAs are needed (Liebensteiner et al. 2008).

On both counts the TQ is inadequate; correlations and regression modelling from other studies show that the TQ does not measure change, [ 8, 9, 32] and the current study suggests that regardless of TQ wording, it is pain that drives the transition question and that this is independent of the domain measured by the RMDQ.

Additionally, 2D-INADEQUATE correlation revealed that the cyclohexylmethyl-indazole moiety is connected at the 3′-position of the indazole to the carboxamide (C-1″′).

A moderate correlation between the discrepancies and inadequate technique (correlation coefficient = 0.5, p < 0.05) or artifacts (correlation coefficient = 0.3, p < 0.05) for trauma cases was revealed.

Finally, given that Pv-aCO2/Ca-vO2 only had a poor correlation with RQ and a different physiologic behavior, it seems to be an inadequate surrogate for RQ.

However, when items are parallel targeting a unidimensional construct, Cronbach alpha of an instrument should be enhanced by developing a set of highly correlated items but not by unduly increasing the number of items with inadequate inter-item correlations.

Hence, these studies may suggest that cross sectional analysis of serum resistin may also be inadequate to determine correlations.

Existing correlations proved inadequate for mixtures containing steam, consistently underestimating pressure drop across the FCD.

Although there is a voluminous literature on the estimation of interphase transport parameters in conventional slurry bubble column reactors, these correlations are inadequate in photoreactors equipped with specialized internals to facilitate light harvesting efficiency of the photocatalyst.

A retrospective study in two US hospitals found a significant correlation between inadequate or suboptimal documentation and failure to justify transfusion, with 73% of inadequately documented transfusions not meeting hospital guidelines.

Both traditional ceiling plume theory and Thomas' correlation are inadequate in analysing tunnel fire ventilation.