Sentences with phrase «about correlation»

To learn more about the correlation between what mom eats and the taste of her breast milk, click here.

Second, the race stereotypes actually used are for the most part built on false assumptions about the correlation of traits.

I never thought about the correlation between inadequate soils and the veggies i eat.

And what about the correlation between our dogs and their people?

This approach has its advantages (more information about correlations inside the family), but is not free of limitations.

I remember reading about the correlation between dairy and acne.

Because the game's main goal is to analyze data about correlation perception, the more people play, the more data is generated.

Your question is then a question about the correlation between equity markets and currency markets.

But what's interesting about the correlations found here is that they suggest that, in certain environments, people exercise more as a matter of routine, without necessarily being deliberate about it.

There is just something so delicious about the correlation between food, wine and the seasons.

I couldn't help but think about the correlations with job searching.

Oh my goodness - I didn't even think about that correlation!

At the very least, the question about the correlation between solar - cycle length and global temperature prior to 1990 has not been answered.

Recently my colleague wrote about the correlation between VIX (spot and futures) and two credit sectors (high - yield and emerging market bonds).

I usually have a teaspoon of raw cacao powder with my coffee or hibiscus tea in the morning but I'd like Dr Gregors input on this study about the correlation between theobromine and testicular cancer and disorders.

Whenever in doubt about correlation and causation, just look at Litecoin and Bitcoin.

An Inquirer: You asked about a correlation between TSI and SST.

It's about correlations in asset prices.

We were talking today about the correlation between customer experience metrics and employee experience metrics, because they are very interdependent.

It may well be this says less about the correlation of intelligence and religion than it does how religion is presented to people, and why they might reject it...

He did all this while maintaining a strict vegan diet, a difficult concept to fully comprehend due to our preconceived (and, as the film asserts, incorrect) notions about the correlation between animal protein and high energy levels.

Possible MTHFR mutation: Though much is still unknown about the correlation between the these gene mutation and miscarriage, your healthcare provider may prescribe aspirin, vitamins, or blood thinners.

As part of the Vision Zero strategy, the Department of Transportation, along with the NYPD, rolled out a new safety campaign Thursday to warn drivers about the correlation between warmer temperatures and a surge in traffic injuries.

Schultz, a professor of synoptic meteorology, and co-author Dr Vladimir Janković, a science historian specialising in weather and climate, say the short - term, large variability from year to year in high - impact weather makes it difficult, if not impossible, to draw conclusions about the correlation to longer - term climate change.

A few days ago, The Atlantic published an article about the correlation between vaccination rates and illnesses in rich Los Angeles neighbourhoods.

The expanded scope of the locale is also promising, although one must remember the old adage about the correlation between bigger and better.

So many assumptions here and an unwillingness to be sceptical about correlations that may not signify causation at all.

The collected data might give you insights about any correlation between topic, questions, individual learners, as a team, and their Facilitators.

How about correlations between spending and achievement?

Based on that and Howey's own experiential deductions about correlations between Amazon «sales rank» and actual unit sales for his own books, they came up with elaborate (and unsupportable)-- but provocative — declarations about yearly sales and authors earnings via Kindle sales.

I think some of you may have guessed... yup, it's all about correlation!

What that means (without getting into a lot of boring technical stuff about correlation coefficients) is that bonds are more likely to provide at least a bit of a buffer when the stock market takes a dive.

The response came to Sylvester's prodding about the correlation between the artist's depictions of hanging carcasses of meat and crucified human figures.

I wonder about the correlation between believing that disproven notion of economics, and believing (any of the many different and often mutually contradictory ideas summed up as «anything but the IPCC»).

Nowhere did I state in my post anything about correlation or anti-correlation between massive transitions in Earth temperature and CO2, nor any other fine time dependency.