Sentence examples for medium negative correlation from inspiring English sources

A medium negative correlation (r 73) = −0.26, P <0.05) was produced between statements 20 and 22 with 81.2% (n = 39) of participants in agreement with statement 20 (n = 48) also in disagreement with statement 22.

Among those participants in agreement with statement 10, 87.5% (n = 49) also disagreed with statement 7, producing a medium negative correlation between the two (r 73) = −0.42, P <0.01).

A medium negative correlation (r 74) = −0.27, P <0.05) was discovered between responses to statements 15 and 17, with 92.5% of those participants in agreement with statement 15 (n = 67) disagreeing with statement 17 (n = 62).

We found a significant, medium negative correlation between PTG and PTSD symptoms in our patients who were exposed to traumatic events many years ago, suggesting that the passage of time aids in the development of an authentic growth that should be negatively related to psychopathology [ 16, 129].

Moreover, medium negative correlations were observed between globules leukocytes and immature worm burden whatever the genetic status.

Similarly, medium negative correlations were also found between two EQ-i subscales (Interpersonal relationship: r = −.39, p ≤ .05; Happiness: r = −.35, p ≤ .05) and performance on one of the other modules, the Biology and Epidemiology Disease module.

Once again an association between high EQ-i scores and poor performance on the CC module were found with medium negative correlations demonstrated between two of the EQ-i subscale scores and OSCE scores (Inter-personal Relationship: r = −.39, p ≤ .05; Self-Regard: r = −.39, p ≤ .05).05

By contrast, within each medium, significant negative correlations were found between glucose consumption rate and carrying capacity, and positive ones between glucose consumption rate and cell size (Figure 3B and 3C).

We found a negative medium-to-large negative correlation between PTG and depressive symptoms, and may thus conclude some show of support for our first hypothesis that PTG is negatively associated with psychopathological symptoms.

We compared these results with our calculated average NXScores promoter profile for the 19055 genes under inspection, and obtained a medium-to-strong negative correlation (r = -0.47 based on Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient).

Conversely, performance on a memory test shows a small to medium negative association, in bivariate correlations, with QoL-AD, suggesting that those with better memory performance are reporting lower quality of life.