Sentence examples for perceived correlation from inspiring English sources

And while there may be a perceived correlation between artistic integrity and liberal politics, out in the real world ideology and orientation is of far less importance than direction of travel, and the determination of someone to get to where they're headed.

and the perceived correlation between winning and the rest is only in your mind.

Despite the absence of any perceived correlation, we cannot exclude a possible relationship between inflammation and osteoporosis.

Migraine and depression indeed share several risk factors, and thus any perceived correlation between the two could potentially be due to this confounding.

Notwithstanding the moral and legal arguments, the perceived correlation shown in Figure  3 is further counterintuitive considering the obvious benefits to a high-burden country of developing improved TB treatment.

In our samples, both forms of the SCS showed high internal consistency, high test-retest reliability and expected and significant correlations with associated psychological variables, such as depression, trait anxiety, perceived stress (negative correlation) and mindfulness (positive correlation).

For large class and duplicate code, they did not perceive the correlation as well.

In terms of aspects of quality of life, the only significant correlation with baseline WAI score was level of perceived physical problems (correlation r = 0.36, p = 0.013).

Still, some residents perceived a strong correlation between working too many hours, being stressed, and not feeling well.

A key concern was the perceived lack of correlation between subjectively reported FoF and FES-I scores: "I don't think the Tinetti really seems to correlate hugely with whether they are actually are afraid of falling".

As in the previous analyses, we compared the correlation of perceived length and actual length with the correlation of perceived length and the most highly correlated nonspecifying variable.