Sentence examples for much weaker correlations from inspiring English sources

Though existing work consistently shows that BMI tends to rise after marriage, OLS models that combine the selection of thinner individuals into marriage and the impact of marriage on weight demonstrate much weaker correlations (Averett et al. [2008]).

However, when purple leaves containing high levels of anthocyanins were included in the sample, R-1 in the green spectral range and the above-mentioned indices displayed much weaker correlations with the chlorophyll content.

Other possible factors that might explain or influence the altruistic behavior—such as higher cognition (measured by brain size), hunting in groups, or stronger social bonds between group members—showed either much weaker correlations or no correlation at all with helping behaviors.

As expected, the Myc occupancy and E2F4 occupancy datasets showed much weaker correlations than the different Myc datasets (Figure 2D).

For both NB and PC12 cells/ nuclear extracts, much weaker correlations were found between EMSA band I and ELISA signal.

Much weaker correlations yet large exposure ranges in the Warsaw and Kharkiv samples can, to some extent, resolve this problem.

Moreover, previous attempts to show a link have come up with a much weaker correlation between the two phenomena.

"The disparity between income levels (the Gini coefficient), while still significant, has a much weaker correlation with peace than poverty'," the report notes.

If this is true, we expect to see much weaker correlation between mRNA and protein expression differences observed between species than between the ones observed in response to functional stimuli.

A similar, though much weaker correlation was identified between observed LD50 values for compound 8J and calculated bcl-2 mRNA copy number (r=−0.4143, P=0.01).

As expected, Uosm exhibited a strong relationship with serum creatinine (Screat), whereas a much weaker correlation was found between UD and Screat.