| Whether a correlation coefficient is statistically significant or not will be affected by two factors. |
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| Most often when we compute a correlation coefficient between two variables, we take observations on both variables. |
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| The Spearman rank correlation coefficient was computed to assess correlation between continuous variables. |
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| The absolute value of the correlation coefficient represents the strength of the association between the two variables. |
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| For each genome and each kind of bias, we compute a correlation coefficient that expresses the strength of the bias for the genome. |
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| We calculated a partial correlation coefficient that adjusted for both partners' ages. |
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| These papers contain contributions to regression analysis, the correlation coefficient and includes the chi-square test of statistical significance. |
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| Researchers sample populations over a range of latitudes to calculate a correlation coefficient between body size and latitude for a particular species. |
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| The reliability coefficient may be interpreted as a correlation coefficient between this measurement and a hypothetical remeasurement taken under similar conditions. |
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| The Kappa coefficient is the statistical parameter used for ordinal data and the intra-class correlation coefficient for continuum data. |
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| If the magnitude of the correlation coefficient is less than one, it means that the backscattering at HH and VV are not directly related. |
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| The correlation coefficient, r, measures the extent of the correlation between two variables. |
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| The correlation coefficient between the two curves is 0.909, which leads to the identification of pepper on Mars with certainty. |
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| The value of d is approximately twice as large as the correlation coefficient calculated from the same data. |
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| Example: Check the reliability of the linear estimate in the preceding example by displaying the correlation coefficient. |
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| It introduces a corrective correlation coefficient to be applied to the number of livestock units recorded on the holding. |
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| A correlation coefficient of zero suggests that a fund and its benchmark are not correlated. |
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| The performance of the model for a given sequence is the correlation coefficient. |
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| The TS diagram shows a linear distribution with a high correlation coefficient. |
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| The correlation coefficient reduces when the time lag is greater than two years. |
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| This kind of constraint is a criterion much more important than an improvement of 0.05 for the correlation coefficient. |
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| For example, the correlation coefficient between two random variables is zero not only in the case of independence, but whenever there is no linear association. |
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| Precoating mass distribution in smaller wavelength areas also had a good correlation coefficient with final product surface structure. |
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| There is a significant correlation coefficient between the library facilities of various NITs across the country. |
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| Through the application of statistical regression techniques, we may evaluate either the correlation coefficient or the yield, both of which may be used to obtain a more accurate hedge ratio. |
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| The inadequacy of the correlation coefficient is illustrated with two counterexamples. |
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| The McNeman Test for Paired Data for significance and kappa correlation coefficient were appropriately used to determine statistically significant differences for categorial parameters. |
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| Descriptive statistics and a correlation coefficient were used for data analysis. |
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| Data is collected for both the inputs and the output, and the sensitivity is calculated using a rank order correlation coefficient or via linear regression. |
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| The correlation coefficient between group-level measures of mothers' and fathers' education is 0.93, making it difficult to control for both simultaneously. |
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| The question of the absence of any automatic causal link is most often raised in connection with correlation, although the formula for the correlation coefficient is symmetric. |
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| Pearson correlation coefficient is applied in order to test the significance between the age and degree of premenstrual syndrome and symptoms. |
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| The polychoric correlation coefficient is an estimator of the correlation coefficient in the underlying bivariate normal distribution. |
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| The similarity is checked based on a graphical representation, correlation coefficient, Gibbs free energy, and the count of individual nucleotides in each sequence. |
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| The correlation coefficient by corrgrams indicates a positive correlation and negative correlation with the colour intensity indicative of the strength of the correlation. |
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| Again, a higher correlation coefficient was obtained from the red pine finger-jointed wood specimens compared to Sitka spruce finger-jointed wood specimens. |
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