Sentences with phrase «slight correlation»

(There were a few slight correlations between breed and certain types of aggression, but these didn't pertain to stereotypical «bully breeds.»)

There is probably some (very) slight correlation between the existence of a large trade in one direction and the sign of the price change for some future trades.

One of the things we've seen from all our data crunching is that G.P.A.'s are worthless as a criteria for hiring, and test scores are worthless — no correlation at all except for brand - new college grads, where there's a slight correlation.

Do you think there was even the slightest correlation that Giroud's return to the squad coinciding with our form improving dramatically??

I am a little surprised that there's not a slight correlation if only due to the ability of a coaching staff to improve the outcomes for the players.

However, we did start to see a slight correlation between public betting and the frequency of line shading.

If the Labour vote keeps declining at that rate, or if the next election shows even a slight correlation to the Brexit vote, then it will clearly lose some of these seats under an anti-Brexit leader.

Even though p - tau showed the strongest correlation with cognitive decline, and amyloid - beta only a slight correlation, that doesn't mean that p - tau is committing the crime inside cells all by itself while amyloid loiters in spaces outside of cells in large gangs, creating a distraction.

Statistically, there is a slight correlation in the movements of valuation and momentum.

The 2007 ASHGI cancer survey found no significant relationships found between environmental factors and cancer, though there was a slight correlation between urban and rural spraying programs and lymphoma.

There is a slight correlation, however, which can be explained by considering the same mechanism that causes the small correlation in figure 5a.

For the past four years, there has been a slight correlation between law firm size and smartphone use.