Sentence examples for general correlate from inspiring English sources

Steven J. Davis, a labor economist at the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, says wages of college-educated workers in general correlate to some degree with movements in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.

The calculated hydrogen consumption and the enhanced reduction of ceria surface layers in general correlate with the activities of the catalysts.

Research shows that for students, specific ways of using Facebook – not use of it in general – correlate with some real-life behaviors like participating in extracurricular activities and even with academic achievement.

Indeed, it is a general correlate of detecting mismatch between the representations of task-relevant features.

However, whether large deletions leading to gene loss are also elevated in Cyperaceae (and in general correlate with rates of substitutions and small indels) remains to be seen.

Reductions in walking velocity, in general, correlate with declined cognitive factors (e.g. attention and psychomotor speed), falls, and mortality [ 114– 114].

Education, be it specific or general, generally correlates positively with the adoption of CA practices, notwithstanding some findings of insignificance or even negative correlation (Rahm and Huffman, 1984; Marra and Ssali, 1990; Warriner and Moul, 1992).

In any event, if the quality of care for one type of condition correlates with care in general, and if care in general correlates with outcome, then there should be a correlation between care for one condition and outcomes over many conditions.

As a consequence, the PL intensity is, in general, correlated to the I V) characteristic curves.

Pol II occupancy in general correlates well with the expression level of sense transcripts (Figure 4A).

The results on luciferase expression, in general, correlated well with virus titers in the different tissues (Figure 4B).