Sentence examples for correlated years from inspiring English sources

But even in those five correlated years, the factors are wildly disparate.

Matching those records to reports of Schumann's mood, they correlated years of elation with high productivity and depression with meager accomplishment.

The backpacking and hiking series are shown lagged in time to match the significantly correlated year of investment.

Hospital productivity varies substantially across hospitals but is highly correlated year on year.

Correlations between any 2 years were calculated with Spearman's correlation coefficient, testing the assumption that pneumococcal susceptibility levels at individual hospitals should be correlated year to year, regardless of whether overall susceptibility levels for the region were rising, falling, or remaining constant.

However, Merilä and Hendry (2014) provide a qualified argument that "fine-grained population responses" (year to year variation in environmental variable correlated to year-to-year variation in trait) could be used as a measure the importance of plasticity because genetic changes cannot track year-to-year variation, at least in species whose generation time is >1 year.

This arguably underpinned the growth in retail sales that we saw in July and suggests, year-on-year growth in consumer credit appears reasonably correlated with year-on-year growth in retail sales," she said.

4For example, Cawley, Heckman and Vytlacil (2001) find that measured cognitive ability is almost perfectly correlated with years of schooling.

Colony size was positively correlated with years occupied and large colonies (> 1000 pairs) developed primarily (95%) on island sites > 1.0 ha.

Only the Consistency of interest facet of Grit is positively correlated with years of education and its effect is half of the size of the effect of Openness, which is the strongest predictor among Big Five traits (β = 0.07 and β = 0.14 respectively).

Embarrassment intensity ratings were positively correlated with years of avoidance and degree of mouth-hiding behaviors.