Sentence examples for trying to correlate from inspiring English sources

Earlier it was inter alia found that, when trying to correlate pKa with GA values, in several cases the correlation was broken without any sufficient explanation [2, 3].

Trying to correlate with the 2012 report makes no sense, either.

Trying to correlate data across the three years of reporting makes no sense.

Their observations, however, could be interpreted as scientific because they were trying to correlate what they saw.

Another unit of Applera will use the kits to do studies trying to correlate particular genetic differences with diseases in order to develop new diagnostic medical tests.

Much of the initial work by geologists in trying to correlate rocks and develop a relative geologic time scale was conducted on Jurassic strata in western Europe.

We tried to correlate the gene and protein expression levels and we found a borderline significant correlation, but not a direct one.

But when we try to correlate salt consumption with mortality, the data are unclear.

"As I've been saying the last few days, I no longer am going to try to correlate winning and losing to intangibles.

A recent study by the Norwegian political scientist Henning Finseraas tried to correlate immigration politics in Europe with stances on inequality policies and found no obvious relationship; some people resented immigrants, but they didn't necessarily see that as cause to scale back welfare.

He also tries to correlate the extremes of Hubbard's science fiction writing (he was hugely prolific) with a religion based on events that took place 75 million years ago in a Galactic Confederacy ruled by the tyrannical overlord Xenu.