Sentence examples similar to noteworthy inverse correlation from inspiring English sources

It is noteworthy that in a another study, there was an inverse correlation between performance on in-course exams and length of time students logged into the server [ 23].

"Noteworthy is the fact that gold has shown an almost perfect inverse correlation to financial assets over the last three years," he said, "and strong negative correlation over decades.

Its data shows an inverse correlation between saturated fat and heart disease, across the continent.

When statisticians measure correlations, a "1" is a perfect correlation between two trends, while a "minus 1" is a perfect inverse correlation.

"There... appears to be an inverse correlation between recovery and psychotherapy," Eysenck dryly noted.

Data from OECD countries shows a roughly inverse correlation between spending on health and mortality and a roughly inverse correlation between growth in spending on health and improvements in mortality (the correlations hold even if the US is excluded).

By this measure, a reading of plus 1 is a perfect correlation between the two markets and a minus 1 is a perfect inverse correlation.

However, the trade off is an inverse correlation between submissions and weight class.

Well, what they've found is a strong inverse correlation between funniness and a property called entropy.

b, Inverse correlation between the degree of experimental support of base paired regions and their entropy.

An inverse correlation was seen between MSI status and TP53 mutations which was statistically significant (P=0.0043).