Sentence examples for bears little correlation from inspiring English sources

Since this bears little correlation with the experience of children today, adapter Rosanna Lowe and director Liam Steel have chosen to approach the story as a paradigm of cultural diversity.

It is shown that the Epit value bears little correlation with the number of pits formed during long-term exposure as measured using optical profilometry, whereas the metastable pitting rate bears a correlation to the actual pit density.

Not only is this concern overstated, as evidenced by how rapidly the rancor between the two camps has de-escalated in recent weeks, but it bears little correlation to what the defensive political line will look like in September and October when the going gets rough and very, very mean.

These findings seem to contradict our own, but intra-cellular levels of cathepsin D may bear little correlation to the proportion/form of cathepsin D that is externalised.

Their standards have been shown to have little correlation with physician competence and clinical expertise.

They have little correlation with performance in the last two years, which is when students start to specialize.

Earning an M.B.A. has been found to have little correlation with later business success.

So if hiring more cops bears little causal connection to, or even correlation with, stopping civilian-on-civilian violence, let alone ending police violence, how can we most effectively reduce Chicago's violence?

In general, studies of advanced cancer show that patients' perception of dyspnoea bears little direct relationship to either their SaO2 or lung function impairment, although there may be within-patient correlation (Bruera et al, 2000; Dudgeon et al, 2001b).

It bears little relation to reality.

Contemporary English bears little relationship to classical Hebrew.