Sentence examples for proven a correlation from inspiring English sources

It is important to note that Great Place To Work® is not the only research organization that has proven a correlation between culture and performance.

Unsurprisingly, then, repeated attempts to prove a correlation between dietary cholesterol and blood cholesterol failed.

They cross-referenced databases and proved a correlation between poverty and deaths linked to methadone.

"There is no empirical evidence to prove a correlation between ideology and violence," Sabir says flatly.

Savino stressed that there is not yet sufficient data to prove a correlation between income and vulnerability to Zika.

Looking back at the use of big data in banking, few would have predicted it was possible to prove a correlation between correct use of capitalization when writing your name online and your credit worthiness 20 years ago.

Early studies of DNA methylation in CHO mostly focused on methylation of single recombinant genes and promoters and proved a correlation between DNA methylation status and recombinant gene expression or production stability.

Manga et al. (2009) proved a correlation between the magnitude and hypocentral distance of earthquakes and triggered mud volcano eruptions; in addition, Manga et al. (2009) showed that the triggerable condition of the mud volcano follows the empirical condition curve for the occurrence of liquefaction as in Wang et al. (2006).

Researchers hinted at this when they attempted to prove a correlation between the two sets of traits in 2008, during a study which asked participants to identify faces shown on a computer screen as either homosexual or heterosexual.

However, Thomas and colleagues failed to prove a correlation between SAA and a clinical diagnosis of delirium in older patients (>age 80 years) with acute illness.

In the past, a number of studies have proven a significant correlation between adequate RT dose and local control.