Sentence examples for mean correlation coefficients from inspiring English sources

Therefore, concentrations of sulfate and ammonium as well as of nitrate and ammonium are highly correlated, with mean correlation coefficients of 0.83 and 0.52, respectively.

In addition, ranking of prioritized gene sets generated by the ten matrices were highly correlated with each other (mean correlation coefficients was 0.92), suggesting that the DEPgenes selected for depression by the current gene prioritization system are effective (see Supplementary Table S4).

The mean correlation coefficients of acceleration between experiment and simulation is 0.62.

Simulated torso volume potentials closely matched measured potentials in the torso-tank preparation (mean correlation coefficients of 0.95).

The results obtained with the proposed ultrasound data acquisition and strain estimation were compared with results from a classic approach and illustrate the improvement produced by considering the medium's local displacements in elevation, with notably an increase in the mean correlation coefficients achieved.

Fig. 13 Effect of the minResolution parameter on the mean correlation coefficients.

Marker orders were strongly positively correlated between BnaSNDH and BnaSGDH, with a mean correlation coefficient of 0.88 (Table 3).

During the 2007 08 influenza season, Google Flu Trends estimates were highly correlated to CDC surveillance for ILI, with a mean correlation coefficient over nine US Census Regions of 0.97 [2].

The mean correlation coefficient for sorted data was 0.92, and changed by 0.015 on average when thresholded.

The accuracy is acceptable when validated by global ground-based observations, and the mean correlation coefficient (R) and root mean square error (RMSE) are 0.46 and 0.04 cm3cm−3 24, respectively.

The mean correlation coefficient of the model was 62% for the first rain and 46% for the next two rains.