Sentence examples for slight negative correlations from inspiring English sources

(6) The Waterfall and Agile methodologies have slight negative correlations, denoting that if one is used in a company, the other will less likely to be used.

There were very slight negative correlations between the number of pages and annotation use, except for the number of pages with the reading time from 480 to 539 s in the low performer group.

Slight negative correlations between variant call completeness and read length (Table  2) again likely reflect the difficulty in mapping longer reads, which results in lower coverage depth and decreased variant recovery.

Warmer daily temperatures show a slight negative correlation with rates of exercise — the hotter it is, the less people work out.

Regarding construct validity, there was a slight negative correlation between total WST score and age (r=−.434, P<.001).

On the contrary, if you look around the world there's a slight negative correlation between government size and prosperity.

A similar conclusion was reached by a 2008 survey of amateur wine drinkers, which found a slight negative correlation between price and happiness, "suggesting that individuals on average enjoy more expensive wines slightly less".

Furthermore, there was a significant positive correlation between Lipid: Polymer ratio and PS as well as PDI values, while there was a slight negative correlation between it and EE% in all nanoparticles except for those based on DPPC, which showed significant increase in EE% upon increase in the lipid:polymer ratio.

In fact, there is even a slight negative correlation between followers and engagement ratio as seen on the graph below.

In the early period, only US demand for oil shows a small response to price, with a slight negative correlation (-30%) between three year changes in US demand and changes in price.

However, in CFB, NFL and NHL games, we find a slight negative correlation for very small values of n, suggesting a slight tendency for short intervals to be closely followed by longer ones, and vice versa.