Sentence examples for correlates much from inspiring English sources

Notably, background seismicity correlates much better to the other observations than other parameters derived from the VT catalogue (e.g. total number of events, swarm events, seismic energy).

"We found that patient demand correlates much better to amenities than quality of care," said Dr. John Romley, a research professor at the Leonard D. Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics of the University of Southern California, who has studied the trend.

Pill size correlates much better with esophageal lumen diameter than dysphagia or diet scales.

In other words, substorm activity in the summer correlates much better with the geomagnetic activity in the opposite polar cap.

The team has found that drought the previous year correlates much better than the current year's rainfall for mosquito outbreaks in some cities, such as Winnipeg, Canada.

Recently, it has been demonstrated that the concentration of such compound groups in propolis extracts correlates much better with the levels of antibacterial activity and is more informative than the concentration of individual components [9, 10].

The new expressions correlate much better with the empirical tests than EC-2 or ACI procedures.

The crack growth rates correlated much better to ΔKeq= ΔKI2+ΔKII2+ΔKIII2 1-ν ΔKeq= ΔKI2+ΔKII2+ΔKIII2 1-ν

"The difficulty of correlating, much less interwining..William Howard Taft with dancing..was, on the face of it, overwhelming".

Hitting a baseball is one of the most difficult things to do in sports, and proficiency doesn't seem to correlate much with physical characteristics.

Although integrin beta-1 expression was somewhat lower in bone marrow cells with low BNP Ab binding, MHC I expression of bone marrow cells correlated much better to BNP Ab binding.