Sentence examples for supporting a linear relationship from inspiring English sources
We found that adenoviral marking correlated closely with CAR expression with a linear correlation coefficient (r 2 ) of 0.891 and P-value of 0.00054, thereby supporting a linear relationship of these events.
The first of the studies, conducted by Stern and Warren Spencer, supported a linear relationship at low doses.
These supported a linear relationship when effective vaccine coverage in a subgroup population was between 20% and 80%.
When all the cases in these studies are included, the distribution of the SD and residuals supports a linear relationship, which is a prerequisite for using a linear regression function [ 13] (Figs. 3 and 4).
We see that the estimates from both models are highly consistent with each other, and that the per-bin estimates strongly support a linear relationship between ω and RSA.
At least for IHD and non-IHD, additional support for a linear relationship between risk and low doses or low dose rates can be derived from the consistency of ERR per sievert between Japanese atomic-bomb survivors with moderate radiation doses at high dose rates (Shimizu et al. 2010; Yamada et al. 2004) and occupational cohorts with protracted exposures.
Available epidemiological data support a linear dose response relationship down to doses as low as about 100 mSv.
Linear regression techniques require the predictor variables to bear a linear relationship to the dependent variable.
The structured literature review provided evidence to support the hypothesis of a linear relationship between effective coverage and RR within an effective coverage range (vaccine efficacy combined with coverage) of 20% to 80% of the subgroup targeted for vaccination.
But the lack of a clear biological rationale has made it difficult to choose the proper link function and there are no epidemiological studies that could provide solid evidence to support a linear or log-linear relationship between influenza cases and hospital admissions.
Our results strongly support a simple linear relationship between mean glucose and A1C levels in a clinically relevant range of glycemia.
