Sentence examples for range of correlation from inspiring English sources

Notably, the compared propensity scales also do not highly correlate (range of correlation coefficients: -0.61 to 0.67).

Numbers of CD3+, CD8+, and CD45RO+ TILs were correlated with each other (range of correlation coefficients, 0.739 0.868; P<0.001), and numbers of CD20+ TIL were positively correlated with those of other TIL subtypes, but correlation coefficients were relatively low (range, 0.527 0.641; P<0.001).

Overall satisfaction and overall experiences were moderately to strongly correlated to the scales (range of correlation coefficients, 0.24 0.59), with all correlations significant at the p<0.001 level.

The use of these chemicals was not strongly correlated with each other in our sample (the range of correlation coefficients between the seven pesticides varied from 0.1 to 0.24).

Therefore, the generalization admits a wider range of correlation.

This was undertaken for a range of correlation levels from k = 0.0 to k = 1.0.

A few of the correlations fell outside of the predicted range of correlations, and were highly correlated (highlighted in Table 2).

As can be shown, a wide range of correlations was existed among the five variables.

For the anxiety-withdrawal subscale, the range of correlations between excluded items and income was r = -.05 to r = -.14.

The range of the correlations is relatively stable at 0.96 0.97 and 0.97 0.98 for N m F2 and M3000F2, respectively, while the cross correlation of modeled and measured h m F2 demonstrate a broad range of correlations, 0.82 0.95.

For the anger-aggression subscale, the range of correlations between excluded items and income ranged from r = -.05 to r = –.30.30