Sentence examples for definite correlation from inspiring English sources
National studies have shown a definite correlation between enjoyable as well as nutritious meals and school performance and attendance.
And in a piece for Aero magazine in March 2000, Boeing admitted it could not find "a definite correlation" between PEDs and aircraft systems malfunctions.
Though NAN-8 shows identical 206Pb/238U weighted mean age and similar zircon chemistry (see Supplementary Fig. S4a), the lack of apatite hampers definite correlation with Horizon 1.
At the time, the Science Museum's director was quoted as saying that there was "a definite correlation between art and science", but the planned closure of Media Space later this year suggests he has changed his mind.
Ryan Jenkyns, a comic book artist who works at London's Orbital Comics, said: "There's a definite correlation in terms of what comics in terms of what selling out of when a film terms out.
Definite correlation has been established between the PSC performance and the perovskite film quality which involves mainly morphology, crystallinity and composition.
The lack of definite correlations so far makes this a "weak" El Niño, said Mike Tannura, chief meteorologist at T-Storm Weather.
Results are presented which suggest definite correlations between critical load and indenter radius, and which should aid users in making the right choice of indenter for a given coating substrate system.
No definite correlations were found regarding Ep-CAM expression, grade and survival in any of the histological entities, although sample bias cannot be completely excluded as our tumour collective did not contain poorly differentiated tumours.
One can ask whether in higher dimensions the explicit recursive closed form correlation bounds for positive semi-definite correlation matrices derived in Hürlimann (2012b) are of help in this matter, as is the case in dimension three.
The loss tangent were found to have very high values in the microwave range for certain concentrations and to have very low values for some other concentration with no definite systematic correlation.
