Sentences with phrase «drawn on correlations»

Under the influence of the recent varieties of liberation theologies we are learning to appreciate this way of theologizing, and some of the more creative work in the interpretation of Wesley and the Wesleyan tradition has drawn on correlations of theological method with the liberation theologians.

Not exact matches

-- even more so when you draw a correlation between performance on the test and belief (or lack thereof).

could have thrown light on this question if closer correlations had been drawn between the replies to theological and ethical questions; but as the report stands, a very general state of complacency and self - satisfaction is indicated regardless of religious background.

Never drew the correlation on the impact it might have on Davis but I'm sure you are right about that.

He said the last time there was a lack of foreign policy discussed in a national campaign was 12 years ago, right before the Sept. 11 attacks (and to be sure, I don't think King was trying to draw a direct correlation between Sept. 11 and a lack of debate on security).

The team's computer program decided whether a drawing was a genuine Bruegel based on statistics of how frequently the artist made a stroke within 15 degrees of vertical or 15 degrees of horizontal, along with more subtle statistics on correlations between nearby strokes.

Most analytical approaches to this problem are rather rudimentary and involve calculating simple correlations among the genes whose expression changes in response to a perturbation, clustering the genes by molecular or known functional class, and drawing crude inferences about mechanism on that basis.

A 1996 study clearly draws a correlation between the condition of school buildings and the student learning that goes on in those buildings.

Unit 4 Statistics I (Collecting and Representing Data; Correlation) • Design and criticise questionnaires (C) • Use stratified sampling methods (A) • Construct and use pie charts and frequency polygons (D) • Construct and interpret histograms with unequal class intervals (A) • Draw and use a line of best fit on scattergraph (C)

Few, if any, LMS implementation are so integrated with business process systems such as CRM, ERP or other enterprise software that you would be able to draw a direct correlation between performance in the courseware and performance on the job» (Udell, 2012: 53 - 54).

Researchers were careful not to draw conclusions, but they highlighted a correlation to practices such as a longer school day, performance pay for teachers, more time spent on English and effective discipline policies.

There are more, including #toccon 3: A Tale of Two (Capital) Cities and #toccon 4: Bridging Gulfs of Understanding and even a very apt meditation on a correlation Bounford drew between the role of a publisher and that of the Yoshio Taniguchi building that houses the Museum of Modern Art, #ToCcon: A (useful?)

Historical cases of tough austerity measures also draw correlations with increased civil unrest, as some have sought to blame on the UK riots following their recent austerity announcements.

The clear implication regarding Pielke is that the burden of proof is on the scientists to find statistically significant correlations and otherwise, the negative conclusion is drawn regarding whether climate change is in the mix, be it heat waves or heavy flooding / monsoons or hurricane intensity.

So you will draw 200 cores from a stand of trees, screen them for correlation to temperature from some series of instrumental temperatures, hopefully taken at more or less the same altitude within 100 miles of the stand of trees, and claim that tree X is a good treemometer because it correlates with the temperature record while tree Y which grew 20 feet away is a bad treemometer because it correlates less well, and throw away 60 % of the cores accordingly, and then claim that you can extrapolate what the temperature in that stand of trees was doing 500, 700, 1000 years earlier based on the 40 % you retain?