Sentence examples for moderately correlated between from inspiring English sources

Connectome-wide connectivity values were moderately correlated between task and rest (r=0.45).

We found that responses to TCDD are moderately correlated between the two species, suggesting a broad trend towards similar responses.

Although concentrations of PAHs in residential dust were moderately correlated between sampling rounds, there was substantial unexplained within-household variability.

However, since BMI is moderately correlated between adolescence and adulthood, BMI measured at interview might be suitable as a proxy for BMI before onset of depression.

Cross-sectionally, endotoxin was moderately correlated between family room and bedroom floor (r = 0.30), between family room and kitchen (r = 0.32), and between kitchen and bedroom (r = 0.42).

The SRT index was only moderately correlated between 5 and 7 months, r 68) =.48, p <.001, R =.23, but appeared to become more stable between 9, 9.5, and 11 months of age, rs(19) =.74 and.80, ps <.001, R =.54 and.58.58

The present study showed that although the concentrations of inflammatory markers obtained using nephelometry and ELISA were moderately correlated, the agreement between the two assays is remarkably low.

The convergent validity results show that the utility scales are moderately correlated, but there are lower correlations between the descriptive systems, even across dimensions where a higher correlation would be expected (for example EQ-5D mobility and SF-6D physical functioning).

The four individual scales were highly correlated among themselves (Spearman's correlation coefficient between 0.6 and 0.9) but only moderately correlated with the measures based on postal code (Spearman's correlation coefficient between 0.2 and 0.3).

Table  2 shows that the correlations within measures decline with increasing distance between waves), that measures of unemployment and mental health are moderately correlated across waves, and that there is a consistent negative correlation between unemployment and mental health.

The various measures of As exposure (WAs, BAs, UAs, NAs) were moderately correlated with each other (r-values between 0.52 and 0.67, p < 0.0001; data not shown).