Sentence examples for which correlates from inspiring English sources

Two indicators reached their worst levels on record, food stamp coverage (which correlates with increases in hunger) and income inequality.

The researchers were even able to calculate the total length of rhizomes per cubic metre of sediment, which correlates with how resistant to erosion modern soils are.

Rat mothers lick their pups, and those that are licked less have measurably higher stress levels, which correlates with less epigenetic tagging on genes associated with stress.

Riverdeep, which correlates its math, science and language programs to meet state curriculum standards, has headquarters in Dublin and in Cambridge, Mass.

Over a lifetime, overcrowded homes have been linked with slow growth in children which correlates with an increased risk of heart disease as an adult.

– Twitter's business plan will begin this year, he says (which correlates to the notes we published last week).

ATP (which correlates with cell growth) was represented as relative light units (RLU).

There is increased infiltration of pulmonary arteries by CD8+ T cells, which correlates with pulmonary hypertension.

Polar mesospheric summer echoes (PMSE) are phenomenon which correlates with PMCs.

In those cases, source illumination is limited to a range which correlates with the receiver coordinates.

Fibrosis may be observed in LVNC on CMR, which correlates with histological findings (Fig. 11c).