Sentence examples for inconsistent correlation from inspiring English sources

Spearman correlation test found low and inconsistent correlation between antiXa and ACT (Rho Spearman < 0.4).

This result supported the theory of crack arrest in the fillet area of crankshafts and raises a significant challenge to the use of the surface crack failure criterion due to its inconsistent correlation to two-piece failure.

This presents at least a partial explanation for the inconsistent correlation of RhoGDIβ with cancer progression.

In the current study, a similar inconsistent correlation was also observed between F-ratio and classifier performance.

This inconsistent correlation could be due to the heterogeneity of the population, the conformation of bound DNA, and the existence of nonspecifically bound DNA.

Functional analysis also will require a robust greenhouse screening protocol, which based on the inconsistent correlation with field experiments, must be optimized to facilitate such studies.

ICMV has shown consistent linear correlations with spot measured deflections and material modulus, but it has inconsistent correlations with densities.

However, most demographic variables (other than gender) have weak and inconsistent correlations with risk perception and protective responses (Baker 1991; Lindell and Perry 2000; Lindell 2013).

Our study results are similar to the findings of other scholars that show that demographic variables have weak and inconsistent correlations with risk perception and protective responses (Baker 1991; Lindell and Perry 2000; Steinberg et al. 2004; Lindell et al. 2015).

A national study found inconsistent correlations between spatial patterns of precipitation and WNv incidence [12].

However, strong and positive correlations would support that pre-miRNA loop nucleotides control the activity of miRNA genes by influencing mature miRNA levels, whereas negative or inconsistent correlations would disfavor such idea.