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Fig. 6 The measured correlation coefficient as a function of resonant frequency for the long and short configurations in a two-element array with inter-element separation of λ/4.
For each of these we now report the correlation coefficients and further report a bootstrap calculation, which shows that it is unlikely (p = ∼0.005 and ∼0.03, respectively) that the high measured correlation coefficient was obtained by chance from two quantities that are in truth uncorrelated.
The first uses the same number of frequency bins for all of the cliques, while the other varies the number of frequency bins in reversed mel-scales based on the measured correlation coefficients between different frequency bins.
Therefore, assessing co-expression by measuring correlation coefficient across merged samples of a dataset or by merging datasets might not capture all correlation patterns.
The authors state that they measure "correlation coefficients in gene pairs".
The inter-platform data agreement by measuring correlation coefficients is shown in Additional file 1.
The abundant non-dioxin-like congeners were always strongly correlated with each other (correlation coefficient > 0.6), and CB-153 was always very strongly correlated with the Σ3PCB measure (correlation coefficient > 0.9).
Item KS20R was the only item exhibiting a negative point-measure correlation coefficient.
Item C20LC was the only item to present a negative point-measure correlation coefficient and the only one where the greatest mean ability value was not observed for the participants who chose the correct alternative.
CB-118 showed consistently strong correlations with the TEQmono- ortho measure (correlation coefficient > 0.9) and with the Σ3PCB measure (correlation coefficient > 0.6).
In contrast to evolutionary distance measures, correlation coefficient depends not only on the amount of evolutionary changes but also on the location of these changes in protein sequence.
