Sentence examples for be a high correlation from inspiring English sources

The Samaritans has reason to believe this might help, as there's said to be a high correlation between suicidal messages and actual suicides.

According to additional University of Michigan studies, there appears to be a high correlation between the number of times a member hosts and the number of times he surfs, though, significantly, only between twelve and eighteen per cent of the stays are directly reciprocated.

Iowa does have high social capital (good schools, short commutes, little crime and cheap housing) but there must be a high correlation between such a measure and what I might call unscientifically a boredom index.

"It seems to us less important that the same percentage of students in every department receive A-range grades — the current implication of the 'consistent standards' objective — than that there be a high correlation between the grades students receive and the evaluative rubrics in the specific courses they take.

If the citation metrics selected by us map the construct of research outcome, there must be a high correlation between the citation metrics in terms of convergent validity.

For example, there may be a high correlation between one's Speaking and Writing ability; nevertheless, it cannot be claimed that higher Speaking ability results in better Writing performance or vice versa, since many illiterate people can fluently speak their mother tongue but may not even be able to write their names.

"But there's a high correlation between what students do and what teachers do.

So there is a high correlation, and that's exactly what Kelly was saying.

"There is a high correlation between concern over the mythical freshman 15 and poor body image at the end of the year," Dr. Graham said.

There was a high correlation between ear length and gestational age (r = 0.96; P =.0001).

Conclusion: There is a high correlation between patient report and physician assessment of urinary incontinence severity.