Sentence examples for typical correlations from inspiring English sources

Reliabilities of MultiFlux simulation performance scores were above.90, and the correlation of MultiFlux scores with BIS-K intelligence was, with r = .65 (adjusted r = .75), comparable to typical correlations among traditional intelligence tests.

We should note that these correlations are not the typical correlations found in differential psychology (e.g., IQ with some personality variable) but rather an analyses of inter-rater agreement.

We were able to confirm the presence of the typical correlations of age and disease duration with lower BMD.

Typical correlations between measures of knowledge and performance are in the range of 0.6 to 0.9 [ 43].

To make statistical inferences about longitudinal measurements of the latent variable a statistical model is required that describes the development of the latent variable over time, while addressing the typical correlations between measurements of one person.

The presented data confirm typical correlations between stage of OCD and radiographic changes, clinical function, and other indicating factors for OA as age or degree and size of cartilage damage.

They exhibit a well-defined structure that is characterized by a typical correlation length in the nanometer scale.

Figure 5 DLS measurements.Left: A typical correlation function C as a function of the correlation time τ for Ag DMPAHCl) in aqueous solution.

In such cases, the signal delays cannot be accurately found using typical correlation-based methods as the correlation peaks cannot be precisely extracted.

Considering typical correlation length a of crustal heterogeneities (e.g., Takemura et al. 2009; Kobayashi et al. 2015), this feature appears in the strong scattering domain of ka kL diagram (Fig. 13.11 of Aki and Richards 1980), in where conventional ray theory does not stand.

Craig et al. [ 17] reported a typical correlation coefficient for the IPAQ was 0.30 for validity.