The phrase "ancient correlation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections that have existed for a long time, often in historical or scientific contexts.
Example: "Researchers have discovered an ancient correlation between the migration patterns of early humans and the availability of resources in their environment."
Alternatives: "historical connection" or "timeless relationship".
Walking Home riffs on the ancient correlation between itinerancy and story-telling, with embedded tales of varying tallness coming and going in an almost casual manner, complete with a Bunyanesque dark night of the soul (in Cumbrian daylight) when lost high up on the terrifying emptiness of Cross Fell.
Persistence of such a balance over broad range of taxa from bacteria to humans points to an ancient correlation between introns and exons, which is probably explained by the exon theory of genes [55].
According to a quote from the Dasychira, it also has ancient correlations with both health and trickery.
Marine species also provide insight into ancient correlations between clocks and the physiology of species.
If the plague DNA is authentic and ancient, a correlation is expected between the rate of DNA decay in the human host and in Y. pestis, because the DNA has been exposed to similar environmental conditions for the same amount of time.
This problem can be investigated by combining compositional analyses of a high number of ancient artefacts with correlation analyses of the objects' age, production site, destination of usage etc. – and thus chemometric data treatment is carried out.
It is likely that use of the term 'latent triplet periodicity' has also been influenced by the hypothesis on the universal RNY triplet pattern (R, purine; Y, pyrimidine; N, purine or pyrimidine) of codons in ancient genes, because correlations with this pattern can be traced in base distribution over recent coding regions.
The results were surprising: the size of the gentoo colony showed almost no correlation with ancient temperatures, though the penguins seemed to do slightly better at times of less sea-ice cover.
Importantly, this enrichment demonstrates that Pbx-Hox motifs in ancient CNEs show a correlation with hindbrain reporter expression.
(Read more) Now, interestingly, in Ayurveda there is a saying, "Starve a cold". I believe the ancients observed these correlations across a physical, emotional and mental spectrum.
Maybe because the volume and pitch of his bombast exists in direct correlation to some ancient childhood feeling of wanting to be heard by those giants looming over him and not knowing how to make that happen.
