Sentence examples for correlate the correlation from inspiring English sources

Second, although BBzP and DEHP dust concentrations do correlate, the correlation is weak (R = 0.52), and they are associated with different health effects.

In cases where HYP did correlate, the correlation coefficient was low (0.22 0.57) relative to the high correlations observed elsewhere (Table 4).

From the four statistical parameters, only the mean and the sorting are slightly correlated (the correlation coefficient is 0.56).

Indeed, across the set of countries in Table 1, the two measures are very highly correlated; the correlation coefficient between the two rankings is about 89%.

Because these employment rate measures are highly correlated (the correlation coefficient is above 0.75), we carry out separate estimations for each set of employment rates.

However, if the source signals are correlated, the correlation information should be used in the development of joint semi-orthogonal multiple access schemes and this is left for further research.

This is quite a different way of measuring diversity than accounting for the fractionalization of foreign employment in a firm although the two measures are correlated (the correlation coefficient is 0.60).

If the variables are still correlated, the correlation is directly determined by the association of X and Y and not mediated by the other variables.

Since CO and CPP were tightly correlated, the correlation of CO and cerebral perfusion may be explained simply by changes in CPP.

The three compounds measured were correlated; the correlation of p,p′-DDE with p,p′-DDT was 0.65 and with o,p′-DDT was 0.58, whereas p,p′-DDT and o,p′-DDT had a correlation of 0.77.

While these clinical results are comparable to those reported in other studies of this prosthesis, functional range of motion and patient-rated KOOS subscores are not, as we hypothesized, well correlated; the correlation is low to moderate.