Sentence examples for modest correlations from inspiring English sources

While the different chemical components of PM10 2.5 were highly correlated in Chicago (0.5 0.8), modest correlations were observed in St . Paul(0.2 0.6), and generally low correlations were observed in Winston-Salem (0.0 0.5) (see Supplemental Material, Table S1).

Several tests developed to measure emotional intelligence have shown modest correlations between emotional intelligence and conventional intelligence.

In the first sample (the Virginia 30,000) Verhulst and his collaborators found that, while some modest correlations did exist between certain traits and attitudes — for example, between conservative economic views and measures of neuroticism — there was no evidence that there was anything causal to the correlations.

However, despite positive findings such as these, several researchers, among them Blatchford (1997) and Fredriksson et al. (2011), have found only modest correlations between student self-assessment and criterion variables.

However, reports concerning modest correlations between QUS parameters and dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) in women raise questions about the reliability of QUS technology to predict bone mineral density (BMD).

A pattern of more modest correlations between P1 and ITC at frontal electrodes is seen in 9-year-olds, which disappears completely for 11-year-olds.

The results suggest that correlations between TS, CS and GR are about 2.2 and 1.5 fold of the maximum permuted coefficients, demonstrating that such modest correlations are still significant (P<0.0001) (Text S1, Figure S2).

What might account for these rather modest correlations?

However, some modest correlations appear to be evident.

Modest correlations between these lipids with hepatic TG were observed.

Modest correlations were observed for cys-C, MPO, and eTnI.