Sentence examples for indeed correlate from inspiring English sources

Children's telomeres did, indeed, correlate in length with those of their parents but they correlated only with one parent, the father.

But James Pennebaker, a psychologist at the University of Texas, has shown that "I" usage does indeed correlate with certain attributes but these include depression and low status, not arrogance and high status.

Their first finding was that the assessments of trustworthiness, and of likelihood to repay a loan, that were made by Mechanical Turk workers did indeed correlate with potential borrowers' credit ratings based on their credit history.

Nontreponemal antibody titers may indeed correlate with disease activity [10], and this might have been associated with more severe retinal damage in our cases.

Self-regulation did indeed correlate with the number of completed trials, for both feature and conjunction foraging, and further analyses showed that participants with the lowest self-regulation scores completed the fewest trials.

We demonstrate that creep-rupture characteristics of alloys indeed correlate with the total gain partial molar cohesive energy due to alloying and find that W, Ta, and Re have the highest values of χ, and should therefore play the major role in providing high-temperature strength of superalloys.

The reason for adopting this balance factor is the assumption that an essential characteristic of the noise is the lack of a spatial correlation between values; indeed, correlated signals would constitute significant components, worthy of inversion (Camacho et al. 2007).

A linear function (Do et al., 2004; Waldispühl et al., 2009) cannot deal well with correlation among protein features, although many features are indeed correlated (such as secondary structure and solvent accessibility).

The empirical results suggest that the residual error terms were indeed correlated across these two dimensions; failing to take this correlation into account would have yielded biased and inefficient parameter estimates (i.e., effects).

A paper to be published in the Journal of Marketing finds that placement in a successful movie indeed correlates with increases in the share price of the featured brand's owner on the opening day.

This is indeed correlated to ICI levels experienced by each user.