Meanings of high correlations in English

The RBANS demonstrated high correlations with full-scale IQ and memory measures.

There were moderate-to- high correlations between regional GM atrophy and 18F-flortaucipir uptake.

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There were high correlations between PERSONS and ESAS, both at the baseline and final assessments.

Results: Moderate to high correlations were found on all four subscales within and between diagnostic groups.

There were high correlations among the 18 items.

When you look at popular, low-volatility offerings, though, they may reflect high correlations to the overall market.

Results: Overall, high correlations between lesion loads and clinical score were observed (up to 0.859).

Conclusion: Moderately high correlations (for both absolute and change scores) were observed between the subjective and observed measures of activity limitation.

The high correlations observed between the three subdomains were explained mainly by overlapping genetic factors, with a single factor loading on all three phenotypes.

While models using malaria-related and general health terms were successful, one model using only microscopy-related terms obtained equally high correlations to malaria case data trends.

Comparable classification rates and high correlations between heart rate turbulence and variability and baroreflex parameters point to a more universal applicability of the latter methods.

The 10-item measure has demonstrated strong psychometric properties, including predictive accuracy and high correlations with the original 20-item version, in community populations.

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