Sentence examples for strongest positive relation from inspiring English sources
Porifera and Cnidaria exhibited the strongest positive relation with cobbles rather than with fines sediment, whereas Echinodermata and Arthropoda showed a significant positive relation only with fine sediments.
We show that the material-specific lateralization is related to language dominance such that verbal encoding shows strong positive relation to language dominance whereas face encoding shows the opposite effect.
The researchers found a "strong positive relation" between a hedge fund's performance and the average SAT score at its manager's school.
The majority of studies mentioned there show a strong positive relation between the publication-based and the citation-based indicators.
Few studies conducted indicate that a strong positive relation exists between hailstorm activity and hailstorm damage, as predicted by minimum temperatures using simple correlations.
Correlation analysis between average daily precipitation (Pd) and peak discharge (Qp) showed strong positive relation (R2 = 0.32 0.94, P < 0.05) in all the catchments.
The results have demonstrated that alkaline condition, fine particle size of alum sludge and P adsorption could induce more NOM leakage where the quantity of leakage has particularly strong positive relation with P adsorbed.
In a sample of 38 countries, we document a strong positive relation between the initial size of the country's high-tech sector and subsequent rates of GDP and total factor productivity growth.
Results indicated that the regression method produced significantly larger effect sizes than the non-parametric method, but the rankings of the effect size scores had a strong, positive relation.
According to the correlation factor, politico-legal factor has strong positive relation with infrastructure and this is revealed in leadership problems such as a limited initiation from high to low level leaders.
Objective: The present study tested the hypothesis that objectively measured habitual energy intake, estimated with doubly labeled water, would show a stronger positive relation to future weight gain than self-reported caloric intake based on a widely used food frequency measure.
