Sentence examples for one correlate from inspiring English sources

A strong peak between 3 and 4 kHz in the long-term average spectrum (LTAS) of speech has been found to be one correlate of a good male speaking voice, for example, among actors.

One correlate term worth noting here is 'self-interest': my self-interest is what is in the interest of myself, and not others.

It is also perhaps that brain development (or the lack of it) is merely one correlate.

"That's not to say that every instance of domestic violence ends up predicting future violent acts, but it is one correlate that says that if someone engages in domestic violence, they're less likely to frown upon any acts of violence," he said.

Twenty correlates were identified, primarily relating to the knowledge component, with the strength of the evidence for only one correlate, education, graded as being of moderate quality.

One correlate of this decline, which may indeed be partially a consequence, is the increasing incidence of fractures resulting from skeletal fragility [3,4].

Also ICTP level on day one correlated with maximum total SOFA score (P < 0.001) and maximum lactate levels (P = 0.013).

Only 7 studies reported the relations between improvement in sleep apnoea and changes in the upper airway and surrounding structures, and only one correlated it with skeletal advancement.

Comparing DRIFT spectra of Co Mo/Al2O3 with those of a physical mixture of Mo/Al2O3 and Co/Al2O3, it is also suggested that the formation of the latter one correlates with the interaction between Co and Mo in Co Mo/Al2O3.

We have shown that the RW algorithm is the only one correlated to the physicians' consensus.

We compared these equations to determine which one correlates best with direct GFR measurement in lung transplant candidates.We conducted a retrospective cohort analysis of 274 lung transplant recipients.