Sentence examples for the small correlation from inspiring English sources
Most of our experimental data agree within the 95% confidence intervals, demonstrating the small correlation coefficients between the fitted variables.
Due to the small correlation length of the covariance function, this often results in a high stochastic dimensionality.
Figure 5a confirms the dissimilarity between them by the small correlation coefficient (−0.28).
However, despite the small correlation on average, we can see in the chart that, not only does the correlation shift at times from positive to negative, but the magnitude also becomes quite significant at times (i.e. the absolute value of the correlation is greater than 0.5).
For α = 321.9, the small correlation between the hydrophobicity of the binding site and the performance of FlexX is maintained (correlation coefficient of −0.32 and p-value <10−2) but not that of Gold, whereas for α = 20.0, both program correlations, although questionable, are comforted with coefficients equal to −0.36 for Gold and −0.32 for FlexX and p-values <10−3.
The selection parameter is significant for all size classes except small- and large-sized firm categories for men and small- and extra large-sized firm categories for women.9 This result is due to the small correlation between the two equations.
This shows the opposite nature of the two scales as being inter-correlated strongly negative while the small correlations between them and "Conscious Need for Care" show that the latter scale is probably independent.
Regarding validity, the small correlations across domains within dimensions support a domain-specific approach to identity.
The cross-validation is verified by the existence of strong relationship between the estimate and gross data, as well as the small correlations between the estimated values and their errors.
Because of the large number of respondents, even the small correlations are statistically significant.
That was the smallest correlation since 1979, when it was as low as 0.07.
