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. 2016 Apr 20;11(4):e0153792. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0153792

Table 3. Kendall-Tau-b test for the description of the correlation between the scale degree and the articulatory data.

The table shows data for the different voice classifications, soprano, mezzosoprano, tenor and baritone, separately.

    Scale degree
    Soprano Mezzo Tenor Bariton All
Lip Opening Kendall-Tau-b .117 .069 .501** .122 .120*
  Sig. .167 .490 .000 .222 .011
Highest Point Tongue Kendall-Tau-b .070 -.045 .096 .043 .006
  Sig. .410 .655 .336 .666 .897
Uvula Elevation Kendall-Tau-b .022 -.286** -.025 .034 -.094*
  Sig. .791 .004 .803 .733 .046
Jaw Opening Kendall-Tau-b .240** .115 .248* .108 .064
  Sig. .005 .253 .013 .279 .172
Jaw Protrusion Kendall-Tau-b .234** .105 .325** .104 .003
  Sig. .006 .292 .001 .299 .948
Pharynx Width Kendall-Tau-b .393** -.008 .209* .368** .195**
  Sig. .000 .934 .037 .000 .000
Larynx Position Kendall-Tau-b -.478** -.107 -.469** -.304** -.233**
  Sig. .000 .285 .000 .002 .000
SPL Kendall-Tau-b .511** .067 .271** .134 .294**
  Sig. .000 .500 .007 .180 .000

*p<0.05

**p<0.01