Sentence examples for correlated sectors from inspiring English sources

"This project has two correlated sectors, one of which has utility, and one that does not," Mandiberg tells The Creators Project.

There are also many other open questions including even such basic ones such as whether informal sector size would be larger in low income or high income nations (see Dreher and Schneider 2010); whether taxes are positively correlated with informal sector size or not (see Schneider and Enste 2000; Friedman et al. 2000; Elgin 2010 among many others).

Add that to the fact that material changes to immigration and market access will affect prime office space occupants and a financial sector most correlated to GDP slowdown, then this looks like a perfect storm".

As for M2, the only robustly correlated variable other than informal sector size is the corruption control index.

Private sector participation is positively correlated with measures of socio-economic development and favorable business environment.

Financial stocks were the most correlated in the third quarter, but even other sectors — like consumer and health care — that are usually more differentiated experienced "remarkable pickups in correlations," Candace Browning, head of research at Bank of America, said in a recent presentation.

"Success and likability are positively correlated for men and negatively correlated for women".

Research shows that "likeability" and success are positively correlated for men but negatively correlated for women.

Success and likability are positively correlated for men but negatively correlated for women.

Global RNFL reduction and RNFL reduction in the sectors T, TI and TS were found correlated to pathologic, increased P-100 latencies (p<0.0001).

The implications of producing demotivated doctors in a country with a poor supply of doctors are potentially enormous, as it is likely that both the probability of leaving the health sector and delivering lower quality services are positively correlated to demotivation.