Sentence examples for to be correlates from inspiring English sources

Although or, perhaps, because these characters are highly idealized they are more beautiful, brave, resourceful, etc. than any actual human being could be viewers identify with them, thereby also taking themselves to be correlates of these ideal beings.

These psychological constructs have been touted to be correlates of implicit learning; which Lieberman (2000) suggests is the source of intuition.

Of the 52 risk factors 31 proved to be correlates of abruptio placentae, with 16 among primiparous women and 25 among multiparous women.

Here, we extend this by exploring additional variables that we think are likely to be correlates of affective presence, in particular those that pertain to people's communication of emotions and the way that they approach interactions.

Process-oriented measures of nursing care, such as adequacy of discharge preparation or missed teaching opportunities, may prove to be correlates of readmission similar to process measures of physician care.

The small to large disattenuated correlations observed between SJT score, extraversion, agreeableness and conscientiousness are encouraging as these personality dimensions have been shown to be correlates of medical school outcomes [ 56– 58].

What used to be uncorrelated becomes correlated, and what used to be correlated is no longer.

R2* is believed to be correlated with deoxyhemoglobin and therefore inversely correlated with tissue oxygenation.

Certainly, individualism tends to be correlated with materialism, and so is narcissism.

He said stress in employment used to be correlated with seniority.

The disorder seems to be correlated with genetic variations in the PKG gene.