Sentence examples for it has correlated from inspiring English sources

In a less-than-subtle piece of publicity hunting, EUClaim, a compensation-chasing agency, reckons it has correlated the strikes in recent years with the appearance of good weather.It may not be serious research, but it does speak to the incredulity felt by many at the prospect of more disruption.

However, the study also indicated that a subset of this dataset (with combined score ≥ 770) is more reliable with greater portion of it having correlated gene expression profiles and coherent informative Gene Ontology (GO) term annotations in both interaction partners.

I believed how many likes and followers I had correlated to how many people liked me.

Much has been written on the cash for clunkers program but little has correlated it to lower rates in the economy.

Since the OSS focused on shoulder pain perception and functional disability, it is reasonable that SC-OSS has correlated highly with PF and BP, but had a low correlation with RE and MH.

While this is not ideal, and is a rationale for further planned interventions to achieve better outcomes, it appears to have correlated with reductions in recurrence rates [46].

Although the reason for this discrepancy is unknown, the occurrence of skin rash has been of particular clinical relevance since several studies have correlated it with antitumour activity (Cohen et al, 2003; Saltz et al, 2003; Perez-Soler et al, 2004).

"I must have correlated one of the variables with itself".

Historically, these have correlated closely with growth in the local business.

Studies have correlated experiences of ageism with memory loss, cardiovascular sickness, and low self-esteem.

Some residues also have correlated pairwise distances.