Sentence examples for slightly significant correlation from inspiring English sources
There was only in the upright position a poor but slightly significant correlation between IAP and Cdyn (P = 0.047).
Only a weak and slightly significant correlation was found with the Gleason score and IMP3 expression failed to show prognostic significance in clinico-pathological correlation-analyses.
There was a poor but slightly significant correlation between IAP and AP (Fig. 1): AP = 1.0357 × IAP + 94.107 (R = 0.12, P = 0.042), but the bias was considerable.
FSMC total and FSMCcognitive exhibited no correlation with age, MS duration and third ventricle width; only FSMCmotor showed a slightly significant correlation with MS duration after multivariate analysis (for this analysis fatigue as a baseline variable was excluded from the multivariate model).
These findings were as follows, a slightly significant positive correlation between TSH and PRL, and a negative correlation between FT4 and PRL.
There was a slightly significant negative correlation between PRL and monoPRL % (p = 0.043 and r = −0.181).
In contrast, despite slightly negative trends, there was no significant correlation between the change in SFC and behavioral performance in the higher frequency bands (alpha: p = 0.42, beta: 0.94, and gamma: 0.17; Figure 6C).
Methylation of the p53 promotor region was slightly higher in the arsenic-exposed group, but a significant correlation between the level of methylation and accumulation of arsenic in toenails or fingernails was observed (p < 0.05).
In the sucrose group also, there was a highly significant correlation (r 0·956, P< 0·001), but this was slightly lower than that observed in the aspartame group.
However, 6 miRNAs did show a significant correlation with serum triglyceride levels suggesting some miRNAs may be slightly (but not significantly) influenced by serum lipids.
Sipahi et al performed meta-analysis and reported that patients receiving ARBs had a slightly but significantly higher risk of developing lung cancer (1.2%), although no significant correlation was found in other solid cancers (Sipahi et al, 2010).
