Sentence examples for any kind of correlation from inspiring English sources
Wyckoff was hesitant to derive any kind of correlation between the city's decline in crime and the recent legalization of pot.
The number of patients to be enrolled has been, therefore, considered to be similar to the previous study [ 2], which reported a percentage of asynchronies in the NIV group (38%) high enough to detect any kind of correlation with respiratory mechanics.
Frege explains the project in his thesis as follows: "By a geometrical representation of imaginary forms in the plane we understand accordingly a kind of correlation in virtue of which every real or imaginary element of the plane has a real, intuitive element corresponding to it" (Frege 1873, translation in McGuinness (ed).
To include ICC and r into one single analysis, we followed Thompson and Vacha-Haase [84] and used the square root of the ICC as a kind of correlation coefficient.
Just don't think of going if you balk at paying more than $3 a dumpling, or indeed if you demand any kind of rational correlation between price and product.
"Other than that, it's been very challenging to see any kind of direct correlation".
In addition, virtually any kind of experimental data that describes correlations or distances between measurements can be visualized using FORG3D.
In addition, virtually any kind of experimental data that describes correlations or distances between measurements can be presented as a graph.
Lyrically, it's all about crystals growing beneath the earth's surface and some kind of correlation to human relationships, but really it's all about that ending.
This kind of correlation has been seen as evidence that a sort of plasma, or liquid, of quarks and gluons has been formed, and are undergoing some kind of "collective flow"... essentially following each other around.
