Sentence examples for * the correlate from inspiring English sources

Maybe the correlate of Labour's ordinariness in office has been its nitty-gritty attentiveness to the detail of policy, especially social policy.

Steve4992 points out that the correlate between editing and best picture breaks down when it comes to a film actually winning best picture, and offers a nice little bit of algebra instead: "DGA plus Golden Globe for best pic drama or musical/comedy plus most Oscar noms or tied for most Oscar noms" equals victory, always.

Table 3 present the correlate values.

This is, however, not the correlate for seeing a particular hue quality, say unique red.

The concept, it will be recalled, is glossed by Strawson (as also, representatively, by Tugendhat) as the correlate of "a singular, definitely identifying substantival expression".

This is the correlate of a change in the perceived strengths of the two odors.

Plasma cortisol and DHEA were assayed using the Correlate-EIA kits from Assay Designs (Ann Arbor, MI, USA).

The earth correlates to "web", the newspapers correlate to " news ", etc.

So far, she said, "the data correlate well".

Health is the closest correlate to height but all these indicators are tied up together.

"I don't think the results correlate with how good he actually has been," David Wright said.