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"insignificant correlation" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when two variables have a weak association, or when there is no association between two variables at all. For example, "After analyzing the data, we found an insignificant correlation between the amount of time spent studying and the grade received on the exam."
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Insignificant correlation between science parks and high-tech employment.
Diametrically opposite, the same relationships for the 5-HT1A exhibit low or insignificant correlation coefficients.
The results indicated that there was an insignificant correlation between population density and the UHI intensity.
Grazing intensity shows negative but statistically insignificant correlation with network measures.
The results indicate a negligible (and insignificant) correlation between CSR and EM.
Results show that macroscopically gaseous water and heat storage properties show insignificant correlation with basic properties.
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In the vertical facial growth pattern group, interlabial gap was positively correlated with Y-axis and lower vertical lip length in males but insignificant correlations amongst females.
Lindell's (2013) review concluded that risk perception has a mixture of significant and insignificant correlations with hazard adjustment adoption.
Second, nutrient intakes data from Zambia showed insignificant correlations and associations between children's iron and folate intakes and malaria parasite loads.
Conversely, the weakest or insignificant correlations were for sharing of resources with social skills (r 2 = .11) and with peer aggression (r 2 = -.02).
A small number of studies which have found insignificant correlations between cloze and relevant criterion measures and have therefore refrained from recommending to substitute them are reviewed below.
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