Examples of using A correlation in English and their translations into Japanese
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The ECT results above seem to suggest that there is a correlation between connection speed and FID performance.
This is because the link between music skill and superior cognitive ability may only be a correlation.
And just like many businesses, there is a correlation between quality and profit.
Research in other countries shows a correlation between child marriage and domestic violence.
According to the experts, five out of seven studies found a correlation between low vitamin D levels and higher bladder cancer risk.
University of Utah investigators analyzed two national health surveys and discovered a correlation between altitude and ADHD.
So a single numerical reference to a priestly order is by no means conclusive evidence of a correlation between the accounts in Chronicles and Revelation.
Several large studies have clearly shown that there is a correlation between psychosocial stress and the risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
Detailed writings from the time indicate a correlation between the absence of Nile flooding and societal unrest.
Local doctors and a Sleep specialist confirmed concerns of a correlation.
Answer: Mr. Yanagida Q45:Do you have a correlation with cognitive temperature, such as intelligence index, developmental power, imagination, memory ability etc?
There is obviously a correlation between number of tweets and total volume of traffic that goes to an article.
There is a correlation between the change in blood sugar levels and the ability of the crystalline lens in your eye to maintain a sharp focus.
Comparing the two results yields an RMS of less than 9 mm and a correlation higher than .995.
In fact, no introverted types scored high for levels of self-acceptance, so there's probably a correlation there.
Q45:Do you have a correlation with cognitive temperature, such as intelligence index, developmental power, imagination, memory ability etc?
The researchers compared Body-Mass Index(BMI) to longevity and found a correlation between premature death and higher BMIs.
Rather, I think that long-term inflation expectations and the potential growth rate do have a correlation, although it may not be strong Chart 3.
Mendes and Kukde's results demonstrated that higher levels of valence, arousal and dominance, all present a correlation with increased productivity.
