Sentence examples for very poor correlation from inspiring English sources

Very poor correlation of different fractions of Zn was found in control and zeolite 3 treatments.

Very poor correlation was observed in zeolite 2 and 3 treatments.

The F1 and F2 fractions of Cd were correlated with TOC about 99.9 and 89.4 % in zeolite 3 treatment, whereas very poor correlation was found in the control.

Very poor correlation between mud log-ratio and other granulometric parameters of sand-sized particles indicates that muddy particles are deposited by quite different processes from those associated with sandy particles.

As has been reported previously there was a very poor correlation between the transcriptome of slowly growing BCG and the TraSH essentiality data [6], [7].

When cooperativity was plotted against the observed t1/2 of the various DR1/peptide complexes (Figure 1b, solid line), we found a very poor correlation (r2 = 0.37), with a slightly positive slope.

Individually, age, duration of diabetes, fasting blood glucose and the presence of chronic complications presented very poor correlations with EQ-VAS.

Entropy, EN, which takes into account neither the tree topology nor the substitution probabilities, gives very poor sequence-structure correlations.

Agreement between the RPAQ questionnaire and accelerometry was very poor, for example, correlations between MVPA in the two formats at baseline were r = 0.275 955% CI: 0.107 to 0.428) and at 28 weeks, r = −0.069 (95% CI: -0.296 to 0.165) Table  3.

Not surprisingly, the performance of Mimosa deteriorates for aspect ratios below 2, that is, when the correlation is very poor even for the correlated samples (not shown).

19, 32 Furthermore, the relationship between the estimated intake and serum lycopene levels is very poor, with Pearson's correlation coefficients between 0.1 and 0.3.