Sentence examples for be that the correlation from inspiring English sources
The data only identifies correlation rather than cause, so it may be that the correlation with the number of migrants, for example, may reflect an area's relative deprivation.
One potential reason may be that the correlation between own BMI and sibling BMI is stronger (as suggested by larger first-stage F-stats for single women), and therefore, differencing may magnify the measurement error (Deaton 1995), rendering the estimates insignificant.
Another assumption could be that the correlation between η and α is zero.
For the clinician, the take-home message from the present paper might be that the correlation between IAP and pleural pressure is poor within the range studied, necessitating direct measurement of intrathoracic pressure if this value is required.
If dosage compensation does not occur in the male germline, it could be that the correlation between male-biased expression and DCC distance stems from the same genes having male-biased expression in other tissues where dosage compensation occurs.
One possible explanation of these contractions might be that the correlation between duration of symptoms and mortality is "J -shaped, as an expression of rapid increase in size of high-grade tumors—and thus short duration of symptoms—while low-grade tumors grow slowly and in the end may de-differentiate into higher grades.
The only difference was that the correlation was observed without and against the participant's intention.
The reason is that the correlation is a measure of skill that is not sensitive to errors in the linear trend31.
The horrible irony is that the correlation between confidence and competence is far from clear-cut.
The fascinating aspect is that, the correlation of precipitation anomalies with the Indian Ocean SST anomalies and the trend in these precipitation anomalies are strikingly similar.
The most surprising result is that the correlation between popularity and influence is weaker than one might expect.
