Sentence examples for moderately strong correlations from inspiring English sources

There were moderately strong correlations between the AGB changes obtained from ALS and those obtained from InSAR.

We observed moderately strong correlations for a site-aggregated data set that reduced station-to-station variability but encompassed a broad range of depths.

Validity was demonstrated by moderately strong correlations with concurrent measures of function, including the Lysholm Knee Scale and the global assessment of function as measured on a scale ranging from 0 to 100 points.

Similarly, given the moderately strong correlations between recall and verbal intelligence (e.g., [26], [52]), one can easily eliminate age-related declines in recall by comparing less intelligent younger adults with more intelligent older adults.

Moderately strong correlations were found between extracellular fluid NfH levels and brain tissue oxygen levels.

In our study, this comorbidity was reflected by moderately strong correlations between depressive symptoms and symptoms of hostility.

Last season, that figure was.50, a "moderately strong correlation," Reifman said.

A comparison between independently acquired ground measurements from multiple time intervals showed a moderately strong correlation of R2 = 0.65 for Landsat Thematic Mapper.

As is evident in Table 4 all the language measures, with the exception of the results for Advanced Word Accuracy, had a moderately strong correlation with GPA.

Although the moderately strong correlation coefficients did indicate some degree of overlap between the skills and abilities being assessed by the three tasks, the correlations were not strong enough to suggest that they were assessing exactly the same things.

The moderately strong correlation coefficients found among the scores for the three speaking tasks are common for standardized tests, as many large-scale, English language proficiency tests report even higher correlations (ETS, 2011; Zhang, 2008).