Sentence examples for correlates to that from inspiring English sources

"So by saving [the experiences] into a database, we have the audio file that correlates to that so eventually we can machine-learn it back  I think it's exciting to think about if there is a human experience of sound that we can all agree on.

It has been initially proposed that the number of DSB correlates to that of γH2AX foci within a 1∶1 ratio [29] [31] and that the foci number could be used as an indirect marker of DSBs occurrence.

The impairment of GLPS correlates to that of systolic as well as diastolic LV function parameters and cardiac biomarkers, but remains unchanged over time, even after clinical recovery.

Bozza et al. have hypothesised that these genes are responsible for the characteristic 6p25 deletion syndrome features, given that the phenotype correlates to that of other deletion syndrome cases, whose deletions span up to 500 Mb of the 6p25 region.

The epidemiological work correlated with molecular epigenetics also contributes to this framing, as researchers are unable to access information about what any one individual ate during a particular year in Northern Scandanavia, or just how food-deprived any particular mother was during the Dutch hunger winter and how that correlates to that individual's offspring.

The low levels of CO and H2CO, mostly originating from incense burning during services, were correlated to that of CO2.

The boundary of attenuation properties HAZ and LAZ is well correlated to that of the magnetic anomalies 6B and 6A by Kido and Fujiwara (2004).

It is found that the sound radiation directivity of each box mode can be correlated to that of elementary sound sources (monopole, dipole, etc).

For the large active region, the local EUV 195 Å flux peaks are well correlated to that of the GOES X-ray flux.

And that's just for a couple of minutes, but what they understand is the neurological correlate to that, so it's contextual.

They also learn the neural correlate to that, because they learn about dopamine, and how when you give someone something and you smile and they're happy, it actually has a direct correlate to your own brain of emitting something that actually creates the same feeling in you.