Sentence examples for measures correlation coefficients 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).

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

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

Thirteen of nineteen studies conducted in adolescent populations (mean age ≥12 years, n = 5,986) reported positive associations between cIMT and adiposity measures (correlation coefficients 0.13 to 0.59).

Prior work has shown high correlations between 10-sec and 6-min measures: correlation coefficients [95% confidence intervals (CIs)] 0.76 (0.68–0.82) for SDNN and 0.82 (0.75–0.86) for rMSSD (Schroeder et al. 2004).

Previous studies have reported that the Arizona road dust calibrated pDR, identical to the one used in this study, provides a mass concentration estimate in good agreement with that from gravimetric mass-based measures (correlation coefficients > 0.8), but the pDR often yield estimates 10-50% higher than that from a gravimetric mass-based measures[ 15, 16, 18].

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.

Negative point-measure correlation coefficients were obtained for items BE18R and KS20R.

Negative point-measure correlation coefficients were found for items RB3IC, AN12CC and LB10IC.

Point-measure correlation coefficients were negative for some items; therefore, they were not properly measuring the construct.

Negative point-measure correlation coefficients were found for items RB3IC and LB2.7R on the TRC-n-2.