Sentences with phrase «meaningful correlation between»

So, there is a meaningful correlation between unsafe attachment style and external religious attitude.

On the other hand, there is a meaningful correlation between unsafe attachment style and external religious attitude.

For example, what if it turns out that there is no statistically meaningful correlation between the average number of lawyers in a law department per office location and total legal spending?

In 2005, «US paleoclimatologist Tim Patterson told a congressional committee... that there was no meaningful correlation between carbon dioxide levels and Earth's temperature during this geologic time frame.

For Immediate Release August 12, 2015 California Policy Center Contact: Robert Fellner [email protected] [phone] Data: No correlation between teacher compensation and academic performance TUSTIN — K - 12 employee compensation data released today by Transparent California shows there is no meaningful correlation between teacher compensation and student performance; when the compensation of all district employees is compared to -LSB-...]

«The lack of meaningful correlation between average teacher compensation and school performance, as measured by the district's 2013 API score, is stunning» said Mark Bucher, president of the California Policy Center.

What's absent is any meaningful correlation between the two (The movie begins to touch upon the idea of silence about violence being as damaging as the violence itself, but it ends just as it hits that point).

Not exact matches

To sum up: 1) low - stakes tests appear to measure something meaningful that shows up in long - run outcomes; 2) we don't know nearly as much about high - stakes exams and long - run outcomes; and 3) there doesn't seem to be a strong correlation between test - score gain and other measures of quality at either the teacher or school level.

The relationship is not as strong as the simple correlation between growth mindset and achievement levels, but it is meaningful in size.

Thanks — but your comment about SE Australia conflicts with your previous comment on atmospheric circulation, as such a small area is unlikely to have a meaningful relationship between heat and rain however statistically significant your negative correlation may be (what is the t?).

60 years is very close to 3X the Saturn Jupiter lap beat of 19.859 = 59.577 Tallblokes 974 periodicity is in the ball park with 3X the USJ lap beat at 317.74 = 953.22 Chuck in a bit for other planetary influences and various lags between these drivers and earth's climate and these correlations seem likely to be meaningful.

Check out Eric Mosca's article on the power of recognizing correlations within your data, «Looking Beyond Numbers: Finding Meaningful Relationships Between Data Sources,» featured in Legaltech News today.

There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that dividing ASD symptoms into these sub-domains is meaningful (Happé and Ronald 2008); although the behaviours occur together frequently, both phenotypic and genetic correlations between them are only moderate, suggesting that the three sub-domains are to some extent clinically and genetically separable (Ronald et al. 2006a, b).

On the other hand, the correlation coefficient has meaningful between safe attachment style and internal religious attitude.

This is why I don't disagree that there is a correlation between taxes and unemployment, but I also don't consider it very interesting or meaningful without more data (just like the ice cream and swimming pools).