Sentence examples for its correlate from inspiring English sources

The literature related to lifestyle influences on musculoskeletal health including pain and its correlate inflammation has been largely based on cross sectional studies and correlational analysis.

Popularity itself, and its correlate, celebrity, became an intrinsic value the mere fact of widespread knowledge and familiarity became a reason to pay attention.

Thus the concept of positive faith is brought out, that is to say, the necessity of a social theory of belief and its correlate, the logical theory of authority.

On his version of the correspondence theory (a more elaborated variant of (4) applied to statements), a statement as a whole is correlated to a state of affairs by arbitrary linguistic conventions without mirroring the inner structure of its correlate (cf. also Vision 2004).

But its correlate mystery the opacity of talent gets relatively little play in the media.

Age at first marriage has been shown to be an important factor of HIV prevalence at country level, also demonstrated with its correlate, the prevalence of premarital fertility [50], [51].

It is a multidimensional variable and its correlates may be different according to the specific contexts [ 6, 7].

Incidence of restless legs syndrome and its correlates.

And yet no coherent alternative to the satellite city project – and its correlating boom in the ashwa'iyat – has so far been articulated.

Suicidal behavior and its correlates remain relatively understudied in pregnant teenagers.

Little information is available on sleep duration and its correlates among Chinese women.