Sentence examples for I've correlated from inspiring English sources

I've correlated the price of Bitcoin to its current news volume a few times, and it's a connection that I think is quite plain.

I believed how many likes and followers I had correlated to how many people liked me.

A: So every test we've done in house we've correlated with actual invasive blood test measuring lactic acid.

"I must have correlated one of the variables with itself".

We identified 53 of 2491 probes that met both these criteria, i.e. having correlated expression profiles in brain and blood (for at least one brain region) and showing more inter-individual variation than intra-individual (between tissues) variation.

Type I interferon levels have correlated with disease activity in a number of cross-sectional studies, although longitudinal correlations could not be established in other studies [ 70- 72].

This model choice takes into account the potential issue that observations (immigrants) within the same group (host country) will tend to have correlated outcomes, i.e. that immigrants' belonging will vary across countries, even when controlled for different distributions of immigrant characteristics (which would violate the OLS assumption of uncorrelated error terms).

Here I have shown that inactivating mutations in yeast generally have correlated effects on mutational, environmental, and stochastic robustness.

Other researchers have correlated nuclear Hsp90 staining with MHC class I expression in invasive breast carcinomas [ 25].

Historically, these have correlated closely with growth in the local business.

Recent studies have correlated long life with optimism, with positive thinking, and with a lack of hostility, anxiety and depression.