Sentence examples for no meaningful correlation from inspiring English sources

No meaningful correlation was found.

They found no meaningful correlation between higher rates of disciplinary action and sexuality bias.

In other words, there was no meaningful correlation between pain suffered after surgery and pain suffered during discography.

Data collected by the association of medical colleges demonstrates that there is no meaningful correlation between a major and the likelihood of admission.

Miller said that a consistent finding from the report was that "there is no meaningful correlation between years of compulsory schooling and educational expenditures on the one hand and test scores on the other".

In 1994, Peter Boone, at the London School of Economics, examined the historical record for a large number of developing countries and found no meaningful correlation between levels of aid and rates of growth a result that was confirmed by subsequent studies.

In other words, there is no meaningful correlation-let alone causality-between a "successful" act of invention and a "successful" marketplace innovation.

But Republicans, with the exception of the 2008 election, have always been more enthusiastic about presidential elections, so there's no historical precedent that suggests any meaningful correlation between voter enthusiasm and the party that wins.

But the lack of any meaningful correlation should give administrators pause.

The large ions do not show any meaningful correlation.

Third, we determined if there was any meaningful correlation between expression levels of these three proteins and any clinicopathologic, demographic or smoking history parameter.