Sentence examples for correlates with us from inspiring English sources

The majority of these were young men, which correlates with US research showing that more young men than women (in this age group) identify as gamers.

The 3 metabolic parameters were strongly correlated with US, CRP and DAS28 at baseline and with US and CRP (CSUV, CI) at week 16, but no longer with the DAS28 index.

The Colombian military executed almost 6,000 civilians during the height of US involvement, a practice that has since been correlated with US aid and, in a statistically insignificant but nonetheless telling sample, training.

Current levels of NIH disease-specific research funding correlate modestly with US disease burden, and correlation has not improved in the last decade.

In addition, lymphangiogenic factors such as VEGF-C and VEGF-R3 correlated well with US assessment of synovitis.

Furthermore, social media mentions do not correlate with use.

His appearance in the photos really correlates with his use.

The authors concluded that in 2006 the levels of disease-specific funding correlated only modestly with US burden of disease (which accounted for 33% of variation) and correlation did not improve compared to 1996 levels.

There's an underlying principle for any form of engagement, whether it's employee engagement, customer engagement (and the government's personalisation agenda will demand this) or even two people pledging their affections – and it is this: engagement correlates with how the relationship makes us feel about ourselves.

We found that FBG levels were correlated with adiposity in US men almost exclusively, with additional correlations present between individual levels of adiposity and glucose in South African women (BMI and waist circumference) and Seychellois men (waist circumference).

Table 5 US correlation with X-rays US correlating with X-rays 38 (90%)  Reduced 36  Not reduced 2 (and therefore admitted for reduction under GA) US not correlating with X-rays 4 (10%) (see details below).