Sentence examples for reasonably strong correlations from inspiring English sources

Prior studies have shown reasonably strong correlations between physical activity recalled from 3-5 years [ 46] and 15 years [ 47] in the past with physical activity measured objectively at that time, although the validity of physical activity over longer periods of recall is not known.

There is a reasonably strong correlation between a "good" resilience indicator and better economic performance during the subprime meltdown (see bottom chart).

Despite different conditions providing varying amounts of cellulase and hemicellulase, there was also a reasonably strong correlation between glucose and xylose yields for all harvests studied (data not shown).

According to Osoba [ 42], there is a reasonably strong correlation between the proximal components of Wilson and Cleary's model (such as symptoms and physical function) and a weaker correlation between the more distant components (such as the physiological variables and subjective health status).

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

The corresponding linear correlation coefficients of −0.75 and −0.70 suggest reasonably strong negative correlations.

Neat-resin and composite tests were conducted for four different resin matrices, whose neat properties varied over a wide range, allowing reasonably strong tests of correlations.

In the case of weak correlations, the model could describe the data reasonably well, while for strong correlations the fit was reasonable only for higher division classes.

There is a reasonably strong anticorrelation between occlusion and distance (correlation coefficient, R = −0.78) but none between occlusion and interfacial contact.

Even if correlations between model and monitor data appear reasonably strong, additive classical measurement error in model data may lead to appreciable bias in health effect estimates.

Export growth is reasonably strong.