Sentence examples for correlation and cause from inspiring English sources

It's equally important that officials communicate the difference between correlation and cause.

If the IF jammer can replicate the FH signal it will allow for strong correlation and cause a false target to be present in the reconstructed image, as shown in Figure 11 e).

A weakness of the paper is that the authors do not discuss the problems of distinguishing between (i) causation and correlation; and (ii) cause and effect.

This implies that a more accurate estimate of the RNA levels is likely to increase the overall correlation, and that the cause of low correlation are mainly caused by variable accuracy on the RNA level and not the protein estimates.

Therefore, we performed the singular value decomposition (SVD) for the calculated results of the IFIE matrix (amino acid residues × various ligands) to improve the correlation and determine the cause of the initial poor results.

Flawed analysis either intentional or though misunderstanding of commonly accepted data analysis methods can lead to erroneous results and presumption of correlation of cause and effect, when, in fact, there is little or none.

Though several other studies have yielded similar findings, they have all been observational, showing only a correlation, not cause and effect.

The state has other stated reasons to conceal: the correlation between cause and effect of rare pediatric cancer is hard to pin down.

In interpreting crystallinity data, and indeed data for all cellulose physical properties, care must be taken to distinguish correlation from cause and effect.

A detailed correlation between anomalies and causes is also established.

The result identifies the intensity of correlation between perspectives and cause-and-effect chains among them using statistical method based on a real case study in home appliance manufacturing industries.