Sentence examples for a tight correlation from inspiring English sources

In the past there has been a tight correlation between China's inflation and money-supply growth.

A recent paper by two Oxford economists bears this out, showing a tight correlation between London house prices and turmoil in southern and Eastern Europe.

"There doesn't seem to be a tight correlation between compliance and enforcement activities and the economic cycle," said Bruce Friedland, an I.R.S. spokesman.

So it would be surprising if dark matter models yielded such a tight correlation.

In the near future, a tight correlation should be attainable between proteomics data and other data from comprehensive analyses.

The first phase of the web focused too much on business ideas without technology execution, the web 2.0 phase was skewed towards technology without a tight correlation with business results.

While there does seem to be a tight correlation between a Topguest partnership and increased check-ins, the site will need to expand rapidly in the coming months in order to add significant value for their hotel partners.

YfiBL43P shows a more compact PG-binding pocket and much higher PG binding affinity than wild-type YfiB, suggesting a tight correlation between PG binding and YfiB activation.

In regard to understanding disease mechanisms, we identified a tight correlation between various heart diseases and hCM highly up-regulated genes.

Additionally, the broad effectiveness of SI in digesting 1,4-linkages results in a tight correlation of sucrase activity with maltase and isomaltase activity [25].

That means there's a tight correlation between it and the parts of the young dolphins' genomes that are passed on from their mothers.