Sentence examples similar to a correlation implies from inspiring English sources
A negative correlation implies that a positive shock to a firm remaining active has a negative impact on the probability of a male worker being permanently laid off.
A negative correlation implies a heterogeneous link density in the network, which is called disassortative, i.e. species with more connections tend to connect to species with fewer connections [14].
Thus, a positive correlation implies that a site with a large value of the first l-SV element usually has high information content, indicating that substitutions at those sites with more information content are more severely penalized.
A positive correlation implies that the minor allele of a SNP is associated with hypomethylation of a methylated site, while negative correlation indicates a hypermethylation association.
In this case a positive correlation implies that larger inequalities in smoking (as indicated by an odds ratio farther above 1) go together with larger inequalities in amenable mortality.
A zero correlation implies that even and odd comparisons are perfectly balanced.
Because most of the correlations with DAT occurred in areas deactivated by the task, a positive correlation implies that greater DAT levels were associated with less deactivation (negative correlation with BOLD deactivation).
Further, so that with In the Lee-Sarmanov bivariate beta distribution, a null correlation implies independence.
A high correlation implies that the predicted patients' risk scores are in good concordance with the patients' survival times.
A greater correlation implies that the SNP-SNP (and most probably the SNP-QTL) LD is more consistent between the two breeds.
In this case a negative correlation implies that larger inequalities in health care use (i.e. greater underutilization in lower educational groups, as indicated by an odds ratio farther below 1) go together with larger inequalities in amenable mortality.
