Sentence examples for stronger correlation coefficient from inspiring English sources
Both methods correlated positively with real clinical measures, with LPC having a marginally stronger correlation coefficient (r2 = 0.94; r2 = 0.84; average r2 = 0.89) than RET (r2 = 0.86; r2 = 0.84; average r2 = 0.85) with X-rays and real measures respectively.
Where devices have been validated over a wide range of activities, of various intensities (in keeping with best practice guidelines [85]) a stronger correlation coefficient is likely.
The correlation between the size of burned areas detected by the global fire products and independently-derived Landsat reference data ranged from R2 = 0.01 0.28, while our algorithm performed showed a stronger correlation coefficient (R2 = 0.96).
The natural gamma ray index was chosen for running the regression analysis due to the stronger correlation coefficient in compare to the potassium or thorium indexes, with the core clay contents in both wells.
We note that the number of core proteins in each species is only weakly correlated with contig N50s (correlation 0.32) and did not boost performance of the combined score with respect to a stronger correlation coefficient.
In the aggregate, as in the normal sample, RADI aggression continues to show stronger correlation coefficients than PIP aggression with measures of psychopathology.
Nevertheless, LPC generally performed better with long-term precision and less intra-observer error than RET and with stronger correlation coefficients when compared to real measures.
Stronger correlation coefficients with harvest date were observed for firmness measured after storage and loss of firmness during storage, than for firmness measured at harvest (Table 3).
Consequently, indices based on glucose and insulin values exaggerate the relative degree of insulin resistance, resulting in stronger correlation coefficients in studies including both type 2 diabetic and nondiabetic participants than is evident in studies restricted to nondiabetic subjects.
In the GDM group, the mHMW isoform had stronger correlation coefficients with cord blood total and HMW adiponectin than the NGT group, so despite similar cbAdiponectin levels in both groups, we cannot rule out that the impaired glucose metabolism may have a role in the crosstalk between mAdiponectin and fetal adiponectin production.
The HF correlated well with the MTV, with a very strong correlation coefficient (r = 0.955; p < 0.0001).
