In addition, regression analysis indicated a significant correlation between reduced amounts of C, N, P, and soil organic matter in eroded plots, and smaller tree volume.
The results indicated a significant correlation between the desertification hazard value with variables of wind erosion, precipitation, aridity index, technology development, slope index, vegetation state and land use changes.
Some studies indicated a significant correlation between IELTS and academic success (e.g., Elder, 1993; Feast, 2002; Hill et al., 1999; Woodrow, 2006), while others found no correlation or only subsection score correlations with GPA (e.g., Cotton & Conrow, 1998; Dooey & Oliver, 2002; Kerstjens & Nery, 2000).
Interestingly, our analyses also indicated a significant correlation between an increase in TBE incidence and an increasing ratio of high stand forest to coppice cover (Fig. 6).
In addition, a global correlation analysis indicated a significant correlation between viral heterogeneity and viral fitness with a p-value = 0.05 (Table 1 and Figure 5).
The Mantel test further indicated a significant correlation between the genetic and spatial distances of weedy rice populations across a geographical region (r2 = 0.734; P<0.001) although the detected geographical effect might be associated with differences between north (Heilongjiang and Jilin) and south (Jiangsu) regions.
The coefficient indicates a significant correlation.
The results also indicate a significant correlation between the α diversities of the zones and between their β diversities.
Correlation coefficients above 0.1 or below − 0.1 indicate a significant correlation at the two-sided 99% level according to Student's t test.
Table 2 shows the Pearson r =0.152; p value 0.011 (p < 0.05) indicates a significant correlation between the two variables where n = 274.
Our computational studies indicate a significant correlation between computed complexation energies of ABT-538 with the modeled mutant enzyme structures and the corresponding experimental inhibition constants.
