Sentences with phrase «after seeing a correlation»

He got into growing hot peppers after seeing a correlation between cultures that eat them and the low rates of cancer and heart disease within those cultures.

Not exact matches

Robin Kaplan: You know, I've definitely seen a correlation between quick postpartum weight loss and a decreased milk supply in both of my breastfeeding clients and for me personally and so, Sara, can you explain may be why this quick weight loss after this early postpartum which can actually decrease a mom's milk supply?

It becomes the classic problem of correlation vs. causation: we can see Y happening after X, but unless we screen out other possible explanations, we can't actually say that X CAUSED Y to happen

After 10 years of decluttering over 600 clients» homes and offices, I can tell you I have definitely seen a direct correlation between clutter and stress.

If you do see a correlation, do the low serotonin questionnaire and a trial of tryptophan (after checking the precautions) to see if this improves your mood when using collagen / gelatin.

Three years after the attendance campaign was launched the district sees a direct correlation between attendance and student achievement.

After I posted about «Observational Systems: Correlations with Value - Added and Bias,» a blog follower, associate professor, and statistician named Laura Ring Kapitula (see also a very influential article she wrote on VAMs here) posted comments on this site that I found of interest, and I thought would also be of interest to blog followers.

After all this, I don't see average sector correlations as a valuable variable in investing.

The two series had a negative correlation of 0.23 for the period studied and low or negative annual correlation, which implies that as overproduction and - supply occur in the market, futures prices tend to decline, a pattern that can be more clearly seen after September 2011.

Further evidence of the crucial importance of El Niño is that after correcting the global temperature data for the effect of ENSO and solar cycles by a simple correlation analysis, you get a steady warming trend without any recent slowdown (see next graph and Foster and Rahmstorf 2011).

The correlation is clear to see on many years in the series, but the obvious pairing would be 1992 (the first complete year after Pinatubo) and 1998 (super El Nino).

So we can see zero correlation of SLR after 1950 to the increase in co2 emissions.

At first glance, you may not see the connection between the two insurance plans, but after closer inspection, the correlation is simple.