Sentence examples for definitive correlation from inspiring English sources

The primary criticisms were a lack of sufficient damage indicators for the many building types found in modern society, no recognition of regional variations in types and quality of construction of otherwise similar structures, and a lack of a definitive correlation between observed damage and wind speed.

Our sample size and convenience sampling may have introduced selection bias thus preventing a definitive correlation between eʹA and DD.

The more definitive correlation would be the price of gold with the inverse of the electorate's confidence in its government.

Though the particle size tended to increase due to solid phase interaction after blending with lactose, there was definitive correlation between the radiolabeled and non-radiolabeled forms.

Had the patient been followed up by serial testing of aqueous fluid, a definitive correlation between the presence of the virus with clinical syndrome could have been established.

Although the data set was too limited to determine a definitive correlation, the two soils with elevated ferrous mineral contents had elevated abiotic dechlorination rate constants, while the one soil with a low ferrous mineral content had a relatively low abiotic dechlorination rate constant.

Again, definitive correlations may not be present due to our sample size.

This study only reports initial observations, and more investigation will be needed for definitive correlations.

A much larger study with a more comprehensive patient reported outcomes instrument may enable more definitive correlations to be identified.

While we cannot make any definitive correlations between disability and domestic abuse, our findings add to existing literature which highlights the potentially compounding effect of disability and domestic abuse on women's access to good, equitable maternity care.

The authors concluded that there was no evidence of a definitive pathogenic correlation between CVL and chronic colitis.