Sentence examples for correlation to actual from inspiring English sources
While the manual attempted to provide a clinically useful approach, it was hampered to a large extent by the dearth of accurate measures; as Walter Mischel points out in his 1968 book "Personality and Assessment," almost every known tool offered a pitifully small correlation to actual behavior.
As for the overall production period, SPAD and atLEAF meters showed an advantage with greater correlation to actual leaf N concentration.
Salt-spray exposure has long been used as a method to determine the corrosion resistance of materials and its correlation to actual service performance has been extensively discussed [19].
Although all force vectors were defined by abstract numbers with no precise correlation to actual physical material properties, a macro-level behaviour could be perceived that was similar to that found in the physical models.
A post-test calibration of the potential drop correlation to actual crack length was performed based on the initial and final crack lengths measured on the fracture surface (or both side surfaces and sectioned central plane for tests stopped at a certain ΔK level).
For example, during the past thirty years, psychographics have been used for user profiles such as "Joe 6-Pack" and "Soccer Mom", while failing to show any correlation to actual product purchasing behavior, rendering these profiles useless as metrics.
The results are verified by comparing to borehole thermal resistances predicted with the correlations to actual measurements from a range of boreholes in Sweden and Norway.
It is shown that the Epit value bears little correlation with the number of pits formed during long-term exposure as measured using optical profilometry, whereas the metastable pitting rate bears a correlation to the actual pit density.
Using their methods they were able to achieve a higher correlation to the actual CDCpercentt of visits ILI-related compared to the Twitter data alone for the 33 week period in 2010-2011, yethehe authors do mention that Twitter data alone would still predict higher toward the beginning and end of the annual flu season (and, of course, during an epidemic).
