correlations造句

To ensure precise correlations, only nighttime photos under cloud-free conditions were analyzed.

Researchers have to be careful when they observe simple correlations between subjective beauty and electoral success.

Just how did Busby's failure to report correlations between other variables and abstinence get past the editor?

Software project managers do not have to calculate the correlations between projects or sub groups of projects.

Results: All parameters showed a poor to fair reproducibility, reliability, and accuracy except the size of the posterior fragment, where good correlations were achieved.

In other words, their senses of what was fair were similar. No such correlations were seen in the behaviour of fraternal twins.

After assessing the owners' personalities, however, Workman and his colleagues didn't find strong correlations between the humans and preconceived notions about their pups.

But some tests already have proven scientific track records, such as those that look for an established mutation with firm correlations as in the case of cystic fibrosis.

Whether it's fundamental, emergent, or just a set of correlations in disguise, the fact is that something we call time manifests itself undeniably and we all know about it.

But let's suppose the correlations are due to causation: good parenting makes good kids, and day-care makes for very slightly smarter, but also slightly less well-behaved kids.