Fig. 3
Degree of linear polarization mL as function of rescaled flux density 
. Please note the different axis scales. Errorbars denote 1σ errors. In each 
diagram we give the Pearson correlation coefficient r. We also quote (in units of %) for each value of r the significance s = 1 − p with p being the false-alarm probability for the null hypothesis “the true value of r is zero”.
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