Sentence examples for geographical correlation from inspiring English sources

While I would never want to assume which sub-variety was used, we did find a geographical correlation.

It was during this period that he made his observation that maps of the UK showing, county by county, neonatal and post-neonatal mortality in the 1910s and 20s showed a strong geographical correlation with maps showing death from heart disease 60 to 70 years later.

Moreover, the team found a strong geographical correlation between regions with a high prevalence of the mutation and archaeological sites in China where rice had been domesticated thousands of years ago.

To account for geographical correlation in the malaria data, Bayesian geostatistical models with household-specific random effects were fitted.

The occurrence of HCV-2c in Argentina has a particular hallmark, since its prevalence has an interesting geographical correlation: a North-to-South gradient of HCV-2c prevalence has been identified in the Province of Córdoba.

11 A common aetiology for penile and cervical cancer is suggested by the geographical correlation between the incidence of penile and cervical cancers worldwide.

Thus we gain a very realistic representation of the real-world traffic situation during the observation interval, including temporal and geographical correlations between travel speeds on different streets.

Geographical correlations between standardized, mortality ratios (SMRs) of cancers and consumption of different types of alcoholic beverages (saké synthetic saké, shochu, beer, wine, and whisky), of cigarettes, and urbanization were examined for all 46 prefectures in Japan.

Mantel correlations were corrected for geographical distances by computing partial correlations between genetic distances at constant geographic distance (see Methods).

Alert and event correlation beyond geographical and organizational boundaries could further improve situational awareness.

Accessions clustered into three distinct groups, at a 0.67 coefficient of similarity, with no correlation to geographical origins.