Sentence examples for measures correlation from inspiring English sources

In addition, we found that caregiver perceived stress was not significantly correlated with child obesity measures (correlation coefficients ranged from 0.02 to 0.14).

Response to treatment (percentage improvement in global pain VAS at weeks 4 and 26) was highly correlated with percentage improvement in other VAS measures (correlation >0.5 and p<0.001 at weeks 4 and 26), but was not correlated with percentage change in corticosteroid dose (p=0.20 at week 4 and p=0.47 at week 26).

The relevant methods have limitations regarding neutrosophication, deneutrosophication, similarity measures, correlation coefficients, distance measure, and patients' history.

For all convergent validity measures correlation and inference statistics with the dichotomous success criterion are presented.

For all measures, correlation values above 0.7 indicate some kind of relation.

Statistical analysis included frequency distributions and descriptive measures, correlation coefficients, hypothesis tests for equality of means, and multiple regression modeling.

GAS T-scores were strongly correlated with global benefit and other standard measures (correlations of 0.38 and 0.63, respectively; p<0.001).

Main Outcome Measures: Correlations between sensor output and criterion measures were determined for pressure and temperature data.

For the described validity measures, correlations were regarded as weak if ≤0.30, moderate if 0.30 0.60, and strong if >0.60 [ 12].

For each of the outcome measures correlations with each of the stress scales (continuously when possible) will be explored.

We also introduce an improved definition of the penalty in this BIC approximation that accommodates the repeated-measures correlation through an effective sample size based on the Fisher Information.