Sentences with phrase «pretty high correlation»

There is a pretty high correlation between myasthenia gravis and megaesophagus in dogs, which is commonly associated with vomiting and the weakness would be typical of this.

Again, the overall conclusion is that there's a pretty high correlation between various stock market sectors, and if anything, those correlations have been increasing in recent history.

Not exact matches

So there's pretty much no correlation from a belief in a higher power to moral acts.

While it is true that calorie counting is pretty much superfluous when you eat a high fat, moderate protein and very low carb diet, there is an undeniable correlation between calories and weight loss or storage.

Answer: I'm pretty sure there's a correlation between high temperatures and outdoor events — and I'm definitely not complaining!

But high correlations can, as we show above, mask pretty large differences in the rankings of teachers in different classrooms.

In contrast to AQMIX and ASAIX, this strategy had a higher correlation to equities than bonds; however, both coefficients were still pretty low.

For variations in value / growth, size, or geography shown in the top two rows of graphs, the correlations are still pretty high.

Specifically, correlations in the upper left portion of the matrix are still pretty high (generally above 0.5).

Real estate investment trusts are somewhat less correlated with U.S. stocks, but the correlation is still pretty high.

I have analysed the Gomez Dome d18O data, kindly provided to me by Paul Dennis, and found that the high correlation with the Gomez d18O record arises only during the first half of the Faraday record; the correlation is pretty low in the last few decades.