Sentences with phrase «real correlation»

I had intention to skip this follow - up as well, but I ended up seeing it on a fluke chance, and given that the only real correlation between the two movies is the main character, I figured I could just pick it up without needing to complete the experience of its predecessor.

There is no real correlation between Godliness and the Church, Mosque, Synagogue, or Faith Temple at all.

Looking through some of the other stands, a lot were Soil Association certified too, showing a real correlation about eating healthily and eating organic!

When the 2000s rolled around and CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy) emerged as a real correlation with the game of football, the NFL and others followed the noble example of tobacco companies by falsifying research, denying all charges, and focusing on selling the product to children.

But since both colonoscopy and appendicitis are common things, the question became: is there a real correlation here, or are these two random events that were just occurring together by chance?»

The bivariate approach is the foundation of if - then analysis, highlighting the link between the cause and the effect variables and any real correlation.

Again, this shows no real correlation between spending and college and career achievement scores.

Meanwhile, years of research underscore what the Coleman Report pointed to 50 years ago, a real correlation between segregation and an educational achievement gap along lines of class and race.

There's no real correlation between the material a company's products is made of and the value of said company's shares.

There seems to be no real correlation between hand size and preferred phone size.

Bryan Gildenberg: I would say first, that there is no real correlation between great retail and being publicly traded.