Sentence examples for be a direct correlation from inspiring English sources

There appears to be a direct correlation.

For example, she said, not all cities and states categorize crime statistics in the same way, so there may not be a direct correlation when doing comparisons.

Yaya Touré is generally considered the heartbeat of the team but there appears to be a direct correlation between Agüero scoring and City succeeding.

Instead, there seems to be a direct correlation between how respected an award is and the palpable awkwardness of the winners.

For that matter, there seems to be a direct correlation, Mr. Ingrassia suggests, between the economy — or at least gas prices — and the kinds of cars that zoom up the best-seller lists.

"In baseball, there seems to be a direct correlation between what you spend on free agents and the quality of your players," said Maury Brown, the president of the Business of Sports, a series of Web sites devoted to sports business research.

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"There's a direct correlation between neurofeedback and getting in shape physically at a gym.

There is a direct correlation between concentration levels, exhaustion, and safety.

"In politics, there's a direct correlation between spend and win," Rose said.

"There is a direct correlation between significant egg density and red knot decline," he said.