Sentence examples for which correlates strongly from inspiring English sources

The bar passage rate, which correlates strongly with undergraduate G.P.A.'s and LSAT scores, is worth an additional two points in the algorithm.

They can be mined to track what people are thinking about, which correlates strongly with real things that happen in the economy, like unemployment, housing prices, retail sales and leisure.

Finally, noninvasive real-time monitoring of this class of compounds was demonstrated by pharmacokinetic clearance of 5c by optical measurements in rat model, which correlates strongly with plasma concentration of the tracer.

The authors argue that these results may be due to the reduced availability of water at higher elevations a finding which correlates strongly with recent evidence which links patterns of precipitation to the distribution and density of sites on the Khorat Plateau.

Excluded were doctors per bed, nurses per bed and bed occupancy rate (which correlates strongly with patients per bed).

Some other plausible explanation involves reduced rosetting, the amount of which correlates strongly with the severity of malaria infection.

She said they were overly reliant on measures like SAT scores, which correlate strongly with family wealth and parental education.

GreatSchools ratings are based on raw test scores, which correlate strongly with socioeconomic variables, as well as test score growth.

It cannot possibly contravene Catholic doctrine to improve the respect for life by paying better attention to the social and economic conditions of women which correlate strongly with the number of abortions.

Species richness increased with the density of small understorey Picea, which correlated strongly with decreasing intensity of local forest use and increasing structural complexity of selectively logged and near-natural stands.

Muscle IL-6 mRNA increased following the intervention, which correlated strongly (R2 = 0.89, p<0.002) with an increase in serum IL-6 concentration.