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It can just be uncomfortable, and you can imagine that in certain neighborhoods, that's gonna correlate with race, it's gonna correlate with class, it's gonna correlate with difference.
Salaries do not correlate with outcome, but teacher status does correlate with outcomes, says Schleicher.
This made UCR data correlate with a rise in lead exposure that other data sources didn't strongly correlate with.
These researchers found that eating lots of dairy fat didn't correlate with increased mortality rate, nor did it correlate with increased heart problems.
Faster, innovation growth has its drawbacks; innovations correlate with increased patents, which also tend correlate with an increased share of income going to the top 1%.
Mitchelson said global downloads generally correlate with Netflix's subscriber growth.
The storm surge does not correlate with the hurricane category.
Fatal bear attacks seem to correlate with visitor volume to parks.
Granted, these breakups also tend to correlate with more interesting careers.
High hemoglobin A21c levels tend to correlate with complications, Bergenstal said.
ALL THOSE THINGS REALLY CORRELATE WITH GROWTH WHICH CORRELATES WITH CONFIDENCE.
But does donation size correlate with success at the ballot boxes?
In addition, improvements in physical strength didn't correlate with less depression.
Such views seem to correlate with poor opinions of the government.
They weren't expected to correlate with other assets, so promised diversification.
That doesn't even begin to correlate with facts on the ground.
Furthermore, he argues that these stocks don't correlate with the economy.
Significant research shows that overwork does not correlate with higher productivity.
"Natural, existing testosterone levels just don't correlate with longterm behavioral patterns."
The question, however, is whether these blood vessels always correlate with baleen.
Perhaps you're still not convinced that recruiting stars correlate with winning. Fine.
As a result, market performance does not always correlate with economic growth.
The characteristic that may most strongly correlate with Villanova basketball is winning.
Longer hours don't tend to correlate with more or better quality work.
Suicide rates, which closely correlate with loneliness, have been spiking since 1999.
Unfortunately, resources are scarce and surgical outcomes correlate with number of cases.
High levels of party disaffiliation correlate with low support for representative democracy.
The amounts of magnesium and calcium correlate with the lava's maximum temperature.
And higher real estate prices did not necessarily correlate with the trend.
So MacWilliams naturally wondered if authoritarianism might correlate with support for Trump.
Disparities of wealth and economic status correlate with vulnerability to environmental illnesses.
A 2015 paper also found that AMH levels didn't correlate with predicting fertility.
For countries outside the euro, high debts didn't necessarily correlate with slow growth.
More acetone in the breath is supposed to correlate with higher fat burn.
Security threats and violence correlate with corrupt and abusive security and police forces.
These figures also correlate with increased retail activity in the physical bookstore market.
But views about the wall also closely correlate with attitudes about race relations.
Perceptions of the investigation also tend to correlate with a reader's media diet.
Global temperature changes, when they exist, correlate with sun output and ocean cycles.
The presence of a death rattle doesn't correlate with signs of respiratory distress.
Does it correlate with the Kodak camera and all that sort of stuff?
Your hobby doesn't have to be physically demanding to correlate with better health.
Does your appreciation of a book correlate with your interest in reviewing it?
According to the study, later sunsets seemed to correlate with longer sleep durations.
Campaign donations do not necessarily correlate with a representative's stance on net neutrality, though.
Second, declining earnings do not necessarily correlate with a decline in the stock market.
Three decades of checking privilege directly correlate with an astronomical rise in income inequality.
You need to stay focused … and your budget needs to correlate with your goals.
"Hedging seeks out asset classes that tend to positively correlate with inflation," says Ilijevski.
It all just so happens to correlate with Bolton's time at the White House.
Fryer's research has identified the charter school practices that correlate with higher test scores.
In other words, for most sports, testosterone levels do not correlate with superior performance.
Knowing about a particular condition didn't, in these studies, correlate with better health outcomes.
Activists don't want social ascension, or economic betterment, to have to correlate with whiteness.
More strength after the experiment did not correlate with less depression, the researchers found.
Exposure to sunlight increases vitamin D levels, but those did not correlate with nearsightedness.
However, Shiller noted interest rate levels historically do not correlate with the CAPE ratio.
And, as elsewhere, these poor health outcomes correlate with the city's subpar socioeconomic conditions.
Drawing from my own experiences, I asked her why promiscuity doesn't always correlate with satisfaction.
The report recommends less emphasis on standardized test scores, which largely correlate with family income.
A 2016 paper in Nature reported on 0003 gene sites that correlate with educational attainment.
One recent GWAS study even identified 250 genetic sites that correlate with male pattern baldness.
There is a significant body of evidence suggesting financial interests can correlate with favorable results.
That's why oil, especially, and other natural resources, too, correlate with authoritarianism and armed conflict.
The high suicide rates correlate with the high rates of depression among physicians and nurses.
What kinds of characteristics, like buying guns or high-capacity magazines, correlate with mass shootings?
But long commutes correlate with weight gain, neck and back pain, anxiety and trouble concentrating.
The problem with social engagement is if it doesn't really correlate with strong product sales.
Here's how different health conditions correlate with hospitalization and ICU admissions among US coronavirus cases.
Research shows that learning and attention differences correlate with enhanced problem solving, creativity and entrepreneurship.
More participation in primary elections doesn't necessarily correlate with higher voter turnout in general elections.
Zachary Crockett / Vox But in the film business, big money does not correlate with quality.
Super spikes in the VIX tend to correlate with sharp declines in the S&P 500.
"I just want people to know that being young doesn't correlate with being uninformed," he said.
Furthermore, the most peaceful countries correlate with the most prosperous, not to mention the happiest societies.
But in this study, those behaviors didn't correlate with a decreased risk of coronary heart disease.
If a rat stops swimming, this could correlate with negative feelings of hopelessness, fear, or depression.
How about with his claim that job performance at Google does not correlate with college grades?
It stipulates that decreased unemployment in an economy will correlate with a higher rate of inflation.
People who don't know how to pronounce segue or niche, that tends to correlate with lower income.
They found that while the commute length did not correlate with satisfaction, the mode of transportation did.
Yet the oil demand figures correlate with slow, albeit improving, growth in a related field: car sales.
That is, high rates of cultural assets in well-off neighborhoods do correlate with improved social indicators.
Since bond prices move inversely to bond yields, this would correlate with an environment of rising rates.
Some researchers have argued that higher rates of suicide correlate with seasonal peaks in ambient pollen concentrations.
Challenger told CNBC the report's numbers will likely correlate with Friday's employment report from the Labor Department.
I suspect that doses of medication have been missed, as clinical findings do not correlate with outcomes.
Studies show that violent conflicts, such as Darfur, strongly correlate with land degradation, deforestation and water scarcity.
Most of the studies found that lower levels of taxes and spending correlate with stronger economic performance.
The warmth of a person's kidney energy is believed to correlate with their sexual energy and drive.
The report finds GDP does not correlate with security or even a national reputation for cyber savviness.
"Languages that don't have a future tense strongly correlate with higher savings," said behavioral economist Keith Chen.
But the degree of those changes in hormone levels did not correlate with their gains in strength.
The rates of Google searches for anxiety in a state also correlate with survey measures of anxiety.
So we hypothesized that support for binding values would correlate with a greater tendency to blame victims.
And, like pizza, it's hard to fuck up, and price doesn't necessarily correlate with level of enjoyment.
A 1994 study on pornography showed that physiological sexual response does not always correlate with feeling good.
But as Villeda notes, the field isn't in agreement over what biomarkers do actually correlate with aging.
How do the voting patterns correlate with issues that might make voters lean one way or another?
Racist attitudes correlate with support for Trump specifically, but do not change views about the Republican Party.
Racist attitudes correlate with support for Trump specifically, but do not change views about the Republican Party.
Financial stocks rose again Thursday as higher interest rates generally correlate with increased profits for the sector.
"Clearly when you look at the findings, they correlate with the intelligence about Russia," Dr. Rabin said.
It's not fair that the way I'm wired doesn't correlate with the way that professors are testing.
"There's such a reliance on imaging, but we know imaging often doesn't correlate with symptoms," he says.
It [also] does correlate with "G" [meaning people with high IQs are also high in emotional intelligence].
It isn't literally "predicting" harassment, but ranking buildings according to the presence of variables which correlate with harassment.
Being an asshole isn't a great relationship-building strategy, but it does seem to correlate with professional success.
It's also worth noting, as Forbes points out, that critical recognition doesn't tend to correlate with higher earnings.
They plan to test how differences in four specific neural hubs impact behaviors that correlate with "successful" aging.
As a result, it is crucial to time your pitch to correlate with milestones that show meaningful growth.
Recently, North Carolina has passed a law enforcing individuals use restrooms that correlate with their own birth sex.
Movements in the index typically correlate with movements in gross domestic product growth a quarter or two ahead.
Scope insensitivity is where your willingness to pay for something doesn't correlate with the scale of the outcome.
Generally, the prices of goods and services in states correlate with the nominal incomes, according to Mr. Cole.
The ice cream eaters' brain activity also exhibited more high-frequency alpha waves, which correlate with heightened alertness.
Taxpayers should be wary when the government's waste-fighting talk doesn't correlate with the government's waste-cutting walk.
But changes in abortion rates didn't directly correlate with state restrictions on abortion, or the number of clinics.
Higher scores have been found to correlate with students from wealthier families and those with better-educated parents.
Recent research has demonstrated that the very same elements that are being withdrawn strongly correlate with academic success.
Freeman noted in the column that trade deficits correlate with a thriving economy, as the U.S. has now.
In reality, the size of a pet doesn't always correlate with how easy it is to care for.
This way, the program "learned" which of these aspects is most likely to correlate with a particular ruling.
Higher income, education, and socioeconomic status, on the other hand, all correlate with higher rates of alcohol consumption.
Historically, an increase in the value of the U.S. dollar tends to correlate with a decrease in commodity prices.
Visible neurodegeneration, which does closely correlate with physical symptoms, would further differentiate patients, but isn't necessary for the diagnosis.
STILL LIVING IN A RELATIVELY LOW GROWTH MARKET, ALMOST ALL THE BUSINESSES THAT WE HAD – HAVE CORRELATE WITH GROWTH.
Similarly, posts about refugees from political parties other than the AfD did not appear to correlate with hate crimes.
Meanwhile mounting evidence suggests concealed carry policies (also called "right-to-carry" laws) correlate with more, not less, violence.
But the popularity of a news story doesn't necessarily correlate with whether or not it deserves to be covered.
In its findings, Dot pointed out that iPhone use has been found to correlate with higher levels of education.
Previous research shows that the way we write and the types of words we use correlate with our feelings.
"We said, 'Our goal is to invest in something that doesn't correlate with the stock market,'" he told me.
A study of 3,000 Americans who had ever been married found that age discrepancies correlate with friction in marriages.
"We know that, prognostically, unplanned pregnancies correlate with lack of access to healthcare [and] prenatal care," Dr. Parker states.
The best consumers can do is to learn whether their own tastes correlate with one reviewer's more than another's.
It was not immediately clear if Warren's fundraising boost from her debate would correlate with a rise in polling.
The ministry did not respond to a request for comment about how export restrictions would correlate with WTO rules.
Research shows that perceptions of ethical culture and integrity correlate with stronger financial performance and reduced observations of misconduct.
He added, however, that nostril width does not seem to correlate with climate as closely as skin pigmentation does.
Identifying disparate treatment or outcomes that correlate with racial difference can be a critical step in validating a complaint.
"There are many technologies that correlate with glucose going up and down — and that's how everybody gets fooled," Rice says.
"The issue is that we haven't seen price rallies ... correlate with fundamentals," said Hamza Khan, senior commodity strategist at ING.
All of these correlate with inflammation, so it's likely that the data is picking up directly on signs of inflammation.
And they will measure how these things correlate with biological age, as well as continue to track biomarkers of aging.
This often causes pelvic pain, although the severity of tissue growth doesn't always correlate with a woman's level of discomfort.
Additionally, the researchers discovered that students' perceptions did not correlate with having a teacher of the same race as them.
We get desensitized to our own lying as the areas of our brain that correlate with negativity become less active.
Telomeres have become a hot topic over the past decade: their lengths roughly correlate with signs of stress and aging.
The real difference lies in how narcissistic traits correlate with political beliefs, and that's a relationship researchers are still untangling.
Q&A Q. Does the size of an animal's brain really correlate with intelligence on a species-by-species basis?
So my read is, on net, you can't read too much into how these things correlate with broad policy platforms.
The more you know about the product, the more data you have to correlate with consumer behaviors, trends and such.
Standardized test scores correlate with family income; white and Asian-American students fare better than black and Hispanic students do.
With other cancers, the study found that physical activity well above current recommendations may correlate with the lowest risk levels.
The ability to resist was found to correlate with all sorts of positive life outcomes, like SAT scores and BMIs.
That trend appears to correlate with the use of social media, where diverse types are represented by everyday users online.
The O'Rourke-Cruz voters correlate with their chosen candidate — O'Rourke was born in El Paso, while Cruz was born in Canada.
Eckerd's software predicts harm by analyzing closed child abuse cases and extracting data points that correlate with abuse and serious injury.
The team also looked at changes at the specific places in the DNA to look for patterns that correlate with aging.
Cole was surprised to learn that having a high neuroimaging-derived brain age didn't necessarily correlate with a high methylation age.
But it describes a much more complicated relationship with the microbial world, one that doesn't necessarily correlate with showers or disinfectant.
Views on the direction of the country generally tend to correlate with the strength of the American economy, several pollsters said.
This most recent pullback, which has been the sharpest and deepest this year, does correlate with a couple of important events.
While labor filings don't directly correlate with number of workers, it reflects anticipated work locations for their total H-1B populations.
Is there a presumed hierarchy of regional enmity that should now properly correlate with IDF operations against Hezbollah and (potentially) ISIS?
There is a limit: The research also showed that more and more exercise does not correlate with increasing levels of happiness.
A category called Behavior, meanwhile, scrutinizes the nuances of my consumer life, zeroing in on actions that purportedly correlate with good credit.
The report also asked students how long they spent studying -- both at home and school -- and it didn't necessarily correlate with performance.
Ground Contact Time Balance: Measures a runner's ground contact symmetry, which some runners have found to correlate with injuries or strength imbalances.
And while the authors point out that many factors appear to correlate with life expectancy, one they do highlight is socioeconomic status.
The type of residency program, year, gender and perception of financial knowledge didn't correlate with a high-risk debt-to-asset ratio.
A senior official told the publication that the next step will be making sure the numbers correlate with the clubs' accounting records.
"It is known that quantity and frequency of use, particularly binging, does correlate with increased risk," Williams said about fetal alcohol syndrome.
But Trulia found an easier way — by looking at metrics that could correlate with sins, like gambling (greed) and violent crime (wrath).
Your correspondent has seen a rising number of trips to India and Africa directly correlate with a declining number to Chinese cities.
These impairments in working memory correlate with deficits in functional connectivity between the hippocampus and medial prefrontal cortex in the mutant animals.
In short, "The statistics of these acoustic events is shown to correlate with that of tremor," the authors concluded in their paper.
But advocates say that many universities fall short of the statute's requirement that athletic opportunities must correlate with the overall student population.
These elements of perfectionism positively correlate with mental health problems, including anxiety, depression and even suicide, which are also on the rise.
And as FiveThirtyEight editor-in-chief Nate Silver pointed out on Twitter, primary election turnout doesn't usually correlate with general election turnout.
"These losses directly correlate with a steady decline in the number of individual audits during the past nine years," the report said.
"These losses directly correlate with a steady decline in the number of individual audits during the past nine years," the report said.
The losses "directly correlate" with the steady decline in the number of individual audits over that time period, according to the report.
What they found was a bit surprising: Living near a Planned Parenthood did correlate with fewer female students dropping out of school.
A MoviePass spokesperson informed Mashable via email that the surcharge could be up to $6 and will correlate with demand for the movie.
Deakin University's Melissa Weinberg, who co-authored the study, told CNN there were specific activities that seemed to correlate with higher happiness levels.
Morgan Stanley says there has been a "crash" in the tendency for assets to correlate with each other in recent months (see chart).
So even if you're working in functionally equivalent jobs in comparable areas, performance at one place doesn't necessarily correlate with performance at another.
Cohan herself went into a bra fitting and discovered she was actually a 30E, a size most wouldn't correlate with a thinner frame.
We also realized that different players are interested in different aspects of MMOs, and a few of those differences may correlate with gender.
The reason that IQ tests correlate with so many important outcomes is that they have undergone a long process akin to natural selection.
According to Ava, there have also been studies into how tracking your resting pulse rate can correlate with predicting a potential fertile window.
S. data are better, Chinese monetary policy is easy, and leads emerging market purchasing managers indexes, which correlate with emerging market/Asian equities.
So they end up with a microbiological age that lags behind their biological age, and that seems to correlate with signs of malnutrition.
Morris, however, suspected that the frequency of heart attack might correlate with sedentary occupations, and so he turned to the double-decker bus.
Finally, cities tend to be full of the young, poor and immigrants, demographic characteristics that correlate with the lowest rates of voter turnout.
But the 3% of the time they were slower appeared to correlate with the vulnerabilities believed Chinese espionage groups used to breach computers.
Then, the default: Rather than putting people into low-risk investments, channel their savings into target-date funds that correlate with their age.
Data on college students with anxiety disorder correlate with lower grades, increased substance abuse and physical and sexual abuse in the last year.
As FiveThirtyEight's Harry Enten wrote months ago, even the very earliest generic ballot polls tend to correlate with the final generic ballot polls.
While doctors can assess the appearance of the vaginal lining and measure blood flow and acidity, test results may not correlate with symptoms.
Factors that correlate with race can be de-emphasized in favor of those that are predictive but not as heavily correlated with race.
Now researchers have found these five risk factors correlate with the development, years later, of amyloid brain plaques, a hallmark of Alzheimer's disease.
The ability to resist the immediate gratification was found to correlate with all sorts of positive life outcomes, like SAT scores and BMIs.
Alibaba's reporting is based on gross merchandise value (or GMV), which Bloomberg argues is an unreliable metric that doesn't seem to correlate with revenue.
Ocasio-Cortez has argued the plan doesn't correlate with the community's interests and would price out many working-class residents in the Queens neighborhood.
Additionally, the group's North American tour stops over the last ten years correlate with dates and cities in which the street artist's work appeared.
Weight seems to correlate with satisfaction in the air; Asians reported significantly higher rates of passenger satisfaction, according to the report, than North Americans.
The severity of the disease "seems to correlate with the duration of play," a Boston University surgeon who has helped identify the cases said.
These correlate with a number of factors, including geography (differences between European and Asian nations, for example) and culture (comparing individualistic versus collectivist societies).
Those who enjoy them are dying out: online searches for racial epithets correlate with interest in "Social Security" and "Frank Sinatra", Mr Pinker notes.
How likely is this in the general population and does this correlate with the cases of Alzheimer's disease linked to magnetite in the brain?
"The Mediterranean diet incorporates so many foods that have independently been studied and have been shown to correlate with male fertility parameters," Manaker said.
Crime rates correlate with a host of economic and environmental forces that make it difficult to demonstrate any causal connection with a specific technology.
And a slightly larger share of tests — 5 percent — actually find that subsidies correlate with worse economic outcomes for the communities that offer them.
Without any advertising or political context, the "Mood Room" cycles through four sets of images that correlate with the emotional areas of the exhibit.
Her study also found that health events or work-limiting conditions, like those the Newmans experienced, correlate with higher rates of home equity borrowing.
Yet there are several other factors the financial sector may use that, while not explicitly equivalent to race or gender, correlate with those characteristics.
"The very severity of the disease, at least that we're seeing in American football players, seems to correlate with the duration of play," McKee said.
It's unclear to me why he needs to go so often, as it does not seem to correlate with actual work done on our house.
Hitting a smaller target didn't correlate with a higher point return, and I was never sure how exactly to get myself higher on the scoreboard.
The best way to answer that question is to take every previous contest in the sport and analyse how past results correlate with future success.
Sean Ross, a pop radio analyst, told Rolling Stone in 2017 that the change in tempo seemed to correlate with the state of the world.
Fisher's lab at Nijmegen focusses on pathologies that disrupt speech, but he has started to search for DNA variants that may correlate with linguistic virtuosity.
Microsoft today reported earnings for its first fiscal quarter of 2017 (because fiscal quarters don't have to correlate with the all-governing force of time).
Lower-income households also have more medical debt, as do younger people — two other factors that correlate with how likely you are to have insurance.
Stillbirths may correlate with B.M.I. because it may be harder for doctors to detect fetal complications in bigger bodies as a result of technological limitations.
Researchers and technology companies are tracking users' social media posts, calls, scrolls and clicks in search of behavior changes that could correlate with disease symptoms.
Most surprisingly, Mr. Wang said, was that "hot streaks tend to occur randomly," which means that higher productivity doesn't necessarily correlate with a hot streak.
Walker has been collaborating with Tononi's team on studies of real and artificial cell cycles, with preliminary indications that integrated information might correlate with being alive.
During his talk, Dolan said that traditional standards for success don't actually correlate with happiness, especially when it comes to tying the knot and raising kids.
Four years later, we're neck deep in an era that increasingly appreciates why that type of specialist matters: Spacing, unselfishness, and man movement correlate with success.
The findings correlate with some theories about how the reddish rodent-like animal ended up calling the island of Hispaniola, about 870 miles from Florida, home.
As VICE has previously learned from experts, big holiday gatherings tend to correlate with incidents of large-scale gun violence—especially when the weather is warm.
Correlation does not imply causation, meaning just because, for example, increased cheese consumption seems to correlate with declining moose numbers, doesn't mean one causes the other.
Because family court judges are elected by direct vote in many states, their tolerance of alternative lifestyles tends to correlate with that of the surrounding area.
In those countries, a lower birthrate over time would be a good sign, as it tends to correlate with economic development and more education for women.
So what we did was look at data patterns of weathers and the environment in different countries and tailor the color changes to correlate with those.
The Federal Reserve does not directly influence the prime rate, but prime rates tend to closely correlate with changes in rates announced by the central bank.
He was willing to do anything to win precisely because he was operating in a morally ambiguous landscape where the rules didn't correlate with broader principles.
Most gun deaths in the U.S. are suicides, and gun ownership rates correlate with the rate of suicides and domestic homicide, particularly the killing of women.
A gender-blind algorithm could end up biased against women as long as it's drawing on any input or inputs that happen to correlate with gender.
But it turns out I've been wrong: How much you sweat doesn't necessarily correlate with how intense your workout is or how many calories you burn.
Research from Pew and Uta Schönberg at the University of Rochester indicated that more family leave doesn't seem to necessarily correlate with smaller gender pay gaps.
Meantime, the economic indicators that more closely correlate with S&P 500 profits and stock performance — global manufacturing indexes and housing activity, for instance — have been softening.
That prompted a prediction: yawn duration should correlate with brain size and complexity, since having a larger and more neuron-dense brain might require more blood flow.
This coincided (but did not correlate) with the news that Cambridge Analytica, a voter profiling company, collected data from over 50 million Facebook users without their permission.
This will continue to mean that gun homicides are far more common in the US than elsewhere, because evidence shows more guns correlate with more gun deaths.
Which of course would correlate with "not being a racist piece of shit" and "wanting to work in a cosmopolitan environment" (like a college campus, for example).
"Following the first round of hacks, web traffic to Oilpro increased dramatically and appears to correlate with the severity of the intrusions into" Rigzone, the complaint said.
L.J. Standish, researcher and professor at the School of Naturopathic Medicine at Bastyr University in Kenmore, Washington, points out that certain health issues correlate with childhood traumas.
But Nate Silver pointed out on FiveThirtyEight that scientific post-debate polls like CNN's tend to correlate with the longer-term trend in broader polls after debates.
Then we correlated each person's creativity score with all possible brain connections (approximately 35,000), and removed connections that, according to our analysis, didn't correlate with creativity scores.
"Finding the trends and behavior patterns in our data that correlate with paid subscriptions is incredibly valuable," said Jason Richman, VP Product at Spotify, in a statement.
A new study has found that rising ocean temperatures correlate with the widespread deaths of the sunflower star, a species of starfish native to the Pacific Ocean.
It's an even greater challenge because these states, with a lot of white, rural residents, have relatively few other characteristics that strongly correlate with partisan vote choice.
IIHS emphasized that a vehicle's price tag does not correlate with the quality of its headlights and pointed out that cars can be equipped with different lights.
Bank statements submitted in court by Hikmat's lawyers show that fluctuations in his earnings appear to correlate with the presence of different Special Forces battalions in Kandahar.
Chart watchers use it to track when credit risk is rising and falling, and the moments when it rises dramatically typically correlate with big drops in stocks.
Google's director of UX for Digital Wellbeing, Maggie Stanphill, said that feedback from users so far has shown an early indication that app timers correlate with decreased usage.
The color of the powder plume that exploded from the target was intended to correlate with the expected sex of the baby—blue for boy, pink for girl.
The device, Body Cardio, is able to measure pulse wave velocity, which is produced by the beating of the heart and can correlate with hypertension (high blood pressure).
By analyzing the data, the scientists confirmed that interest in sex does peak during major cultural celebrations and they correlate with an increase in births nine months later.
In the end, I believe the preponderance of the evidence says that higher prices do correlate with less drinking and lower incidence of problems such as cirrhosis deaths.
And we know from studies that high levels of religious observance -- measured by how often one prays, attends church and reads Scripture -- correlate with conservative views on abortion.
Ex-convicts tend to have very low educational attainment, and they tend to be young and nonwhite, with low incomes — all factors that correlate with a low turnout.
Moreover, when researchers looked at what kind of attributes correlate with more diverse work neighborhoods, they found that it was places with the highest amount of occupational inequality.
"The fall season does correlate with contact sports, such as football, soccer and ice hockey, that are more prone for minor traumatic brain injuries," Haywood said by email.
The heading of your letter should correlate with your resume, the font should be the same and the paper (if you're printing it) should also be the same.
"We do find that when the students say they use games as a way to cope with their stress it does correlate with higher addiction symptoms," he said.
The impact: There are factors the financial sector may use that — while not explicitly equivalent to race or gender — correlate with those characteristics and can result in discrimination.
The political activities of public employee unions obviously don't correlate with each and every employee's personal beliefs, but we are not given the opportunity to vote on such activities.
A general mood of fear and unease, as reflected in the clock's movements, seems to roughly correlate with novels expressing fears about the future and mankind's place within it.
Just as an electronic tracker counts the number of miles traversed or steps taken, a new device called a bite tracker measures wrist motions, which correlate with bites eaten.
Earlier puberty in girls seems to correlate with higher levels of obesity, depression and risk taking behavior later in life, as shown in a study cited in the article.
While the increase in sand volume represents a ramp-up of U.S. activity, it does not necessarily correlate with improved global oil demand, said Credit Suisse analyst Charles Foote.
Research had been unable to prove that homework improves student performance, Rather, I ask that you spend your evenings doing things that are proven to correlate with student success.
Twitter sentiment as measured by Bloomberg, which has been shown to correlate with stock prices, spiked negative on Nordstrom only very briefly before increasingly tipping positive in the afternoon.
"It doesn't negate his achievements, and may even correlate with them: for what he has done, you need a bit of craziness," wrote Anna Narinskaya, a prominent literary critic.
"The argument they're making in this study is that they see these changes in certain synaptic protein signaling cascades that seem to correlate with increasing sleep need," he said.
Our analysis shows that requests made in mass comment campaigns are less likely to correlate with changes in the content of rules than appeals made in substantive organization comments.
"Those design differences might correlate with different instructions for use of the two products," the agency's commissioner, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, said in remarks at the FDA published Tuesday morning.
For the US, Australia, Canada, Germany, Israel, and the UK, "party identification" with right-wing ideology (and in turn free-market fundamentalism) is the main correlate with climate denialism.
A GWAS involves scanning a person's DNA for tiny variations in the genetic code (simple changes in the As, Ts, Gs or Cs) that correlate with a given trait.
Throughout the past 800,000 years, increases in concentrations of carbon dioxide do correlate with increases in ocean temperatures, but concentrations typically increase a few hundred years after observed warming.
The study also finds that higher pollen counts correlate with a slightly lower likelihood of enrolling in a university and a lower probability of going into a STEM field.
However, over the past 25 years, according to a study by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, periods of diplomacy correlate with a reduction in North Korean provocations.
Among the MRI findings: 20 brain regions with "abnormally low" volumes, including regions involved in memory, emotional regulation and motor skills that may correlate with Lenzi's symptoms, doctors said.
The Metropolitan State study suggests that these benefits are based on looks alone — not on other traits that might correlate with appearance, such as being detail-oriented or confident.
These restrictions are common across the United States, and directly correlate with the data on clergy abuse in any given state, said Anne Barrett Doyle, co-director of BishopAccountability.org.
Matt Murphy, a partner at Menlo Ventures, a leading venture capital firm, said the higher valuations and larger investments correlate with bigger opportunities created by smartphones and cloud computing.
The experience of jurisdictions that have gotten rid of money bail also shows that releasing many more people doesn't correlate with a high level of rearrest for violent crimes.
Even after ruling out how people felt about Trump's comments on that tape, a respondent's general feelings about Trump, whether favorable or not, didn't correlate with political action either.
Last year, the Zika virus made headlines when it seemed to correlate with an uptick in Guillain-Barré syndrome, a rare form of autoimmune paralysis that rises from the feet.
In the training phase a user is repeatedly told to move a cursor to a particular target; machine-learning programs identify patterns in neural activity that correlate with this movement.
Our five-day rolling average of enthusiasm to vote among Clinton and Trump supporters since July shows that shifts in likely turnout tend to correlate with shifts in the polls.
In addition to these specific correlations, the overall severity of a patient's psychosis, regardless of the detailed pattern of traits, appeared to correlate with his use of emotionally loaded words.
He was followed by science fiction author adrienne maree brown, who spoke movingly about a shift in her consciousness that seems to correlate with the globalized view afforded by technology.
Before the law, insurers selling new policies to individuals could vary what they charged based on customers' sex, medical history, occupation and most other factors that correlate with health spending.
Singal, who is working on a book about shoddy but intuitively appealing social science, notes that terms like erectile dysfunction, hair loss, testosterone and Viagra could easily correlate with age.
He said this change could lead to more fake influencers on the platform since one of the ways marketers spot fraud is to check if likes correlate with follower count.
"While the subjects covered in Deja Entendu didn't directly correlate with what I was going through, the emotional intensity the album exuded gave me this sense of relief," she says.
If you were an English speaker learning those languages, you might feel like that person in solitary, as you try to grasp what situations and feelings correlate with that word.
The challenge in his case is that the boorishness that supposedly yields conservative outcomes is so unrelenting it is impossible to correlate with anything and plausible to associate with everything.
There's a reason for this rise — the average sequel makes more than eight times the average original release: But in the film business, big money does not correlate with quality.
Or the only way the segregated school system, in which zip code and property taxes often correlate with educational opportunity, can finally give black children access to high-quality learning.
Literally, it's programmers and scientists structuring a problem, trying to represent it in software, and trying to give a machine something to optimize to that tends to correlate with intelligence.
Robert Passikoff, the founder and president of brand and research consultancy Brand Keys, said perception of the Ivanka Trump brand in the U.S. tends to correlate with the President's approval rating.
Some health conditions correlate with the balance of microbes in a person's gut, and for a few conditions, such as Crohn's disease, there are known causal links to onset and severity.
The researchers even took extra steps to control for differences between the identical twins, adjusting for birth weight and height — which roughly correlate with childhood health and intelligence — in the analysis.
They also speculated that selectivity might correlate with high confidence; people who are ultra sure of themselves might be more likely to stick to their guns when it comes to preferences.
As a new Congressman four years ago, Bridenstine claimed that global temperatures had stopped rising: "Global temperature changes, when they exist, correlate with Sun output and ocean cycles," he said then.
In collaboration with NASA, WHOI also hopes to find variables that are observable by satellite and that correlate with the health of the mesopelagic and the size of its carbon flux.
The word 'love,' which does not correlate with hate speech, also "broke all word-models, and significantly hindered character models," in some instances droppes a toxicity rating from 0.79 to 0.00.
Not only was this the only expression to correlate with faster rates of adoption — the dogs who made that face more often during the brief filmed interaction found homes the fastest.
According to Entertainment Weekly, Netflix will attempt to appease those of us wishing to leave a so-so rating by offering a percentage match score that will correlate with your behavior.
And while overconfidence didn't correlate with beliefs about how experts should shape health policy, the more overconfident respondents were more likely to support a role for non-experts in deciding policy.
Ram Subramanian, one of the study's authors, told Axios that the timing of the national conversation about incarceration rates seems to correlate with black incarceration rates beginning to decline around 2005.
An individual's telomere length has been shown to correlate with overall health, and also has associations with a myriad of diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, cancer, osteoporosis, Alzheimer's, and many more.
" The amount paid, they added, "was not based on any document established at the time of the contractual relations and did not correlate with the alleged unpaid part of his salary.
The psychologist Jonathan Haidt and others have shown that our moral stances strongly correlate with the degree of activation of those brain areas that generate a sense of disgust and revulsion.
Source: WalletHub The states with the highest graduation rates tended to correlate with the overall best school system rankings, though there were a few notable exceptions (namely Alabama and West Virginia).
That mysterious signature appeared to increase the rate of premature mutations and appeared to correlate with age, with the total number of mutations linking to the age when someone was diagnosed.
The N-Bas, as it became known, was criticized by many pediatricians, because, they noted, an infant's score on one day did not necessarily correlate with its score on another day.
Our findings reveal that household income has a significant influence on access to information and shapes attitudes about diet and nutrition, although higher income does not consistently correlate with better understanding.
How people responded to Farhadi's film seemed to correlate with their feelings about the Green Movement, which had broad support among the metropolitan middle class but was opposed by religious conservatives.
Despite the increase in raw numbers, Uber saw a 16% decrease in the average incident rate, which it suggests may correlate with the company's increased focus on safety as of late.
Is the network recognizing the Boston Red Sox by their logo or by some other obscure signal, like "median facial-hair distribution," that just happens to correlate with the Red Sox?
And while the survey found that certain levels of intimacy with a boss — such as meeting their child or significant other — can actually correlate with worker happiness, this isn't always the case.
Surface temperatures in the central-eastern Pacific area are monitored by meteorologists because they correlate with a broader set of oceanic and atmospheric changes known as the El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
While the Labor Department filings don't directly correlate with number of visas ultimately awarded to the companies, the data reflects visa demand from companies requesting to fill slots with H-1B-holders.
To identify clusters of coronavirus infections, Kinsa recently adapted its software to detect spikes of "atypical fever" that do not correlate with historical flu patterns and are likely attributable to the coronavirus.
To identify clusters of coronavirus infections, Kinsa recently adapted its software to detect spikes of "atypical fever" that do not correlate with historical flu patterns and are likely attributable to the coronavirus.
Few physical structures embody the divisions in the city as plainly as the subway system, where the haves and have-nots frequently correlate with which neighborhood has or does not have stops.
Social media can be a breeding ground for bullying, which can then lead to depression and anxiety, but I'm not entirely sure that would correlate with simply spending more time on devices.
Financial wellness may not directly correlate with being an incredible doctor, but stress can and does, and today's young medical professionals have a lot on their plates — beginning with $200,000 in student debt.
"The differences in carbon isotope ratios correlate with their shapes," said John Valley, a professor of geoscience at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a co-author of the study, in a statement.
Phon and Lop train the so-called beginners, but in Thai gyms that host foreigners, "beginner" can mean a lot of things, and doesn't necessarily correlate with how long one has been training.
While the NRF said the survey is yet another indication that shoppers are feeling more confident, because many back-to-school purchases are needs based, they don't directly correlate with overall spending trends.
Patrick Nancarrow, co-founder of ad-targeting firm TRGT Digital, told The Verge that exactly how this process works isn't clear, but it's likely based on other interests that correlate with political alignments.
"These robust figures correlate with strong builder optimism in the housing market," said Ed Brady, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and a home builder and developer from Bloomington, Ill.
It is tempting to extrapolate political support from television ratings, but many Americans now watch political speeches on the web, and tuning in to a candidate does not necessarily correlate with a vote.
"We want to look at pictures and see how age-related features on the face correlate with those in the blood and be able to predict people's health status that way," said Zhavoronkov.
When not given a ton of scrutiny, on the surface, this might seem like a good idea: the number of people who like or support a candidate online SHOULD correlate with overall support.
" Even if well-intentioned, he said, benevolent sexism has been shown to correlate with hostile sexism, with threats to women "who don't fit the idealized mold of women as pure, faithful and compliant.
And almost none examined the potential role of weight training in obesity prevention, leaving many questions unexplored about just how much and what kinds of exercise might correlate with the likelihood of obesity.
"Success in investing doesn't correlate with I.Q. once you're above the level of 25," he once said — but it seems even he recognizes that some investors who follow his principles may not succeed.
When economist Richard Florida took a look at gun deaths and other social indicators, he found that higher populations, more stress, more immigrants, and more mental illness didn't correlate with more gun deaths.
" Spokesperson Jonah Spangenthal-Lee corroborated the Seattle Police Department's statement to PEOPLE, saying that after he checked with traffic collision investigators, he found that "we don't have any incidents that correlate with this one.
They got more attention for this story than they did for their generally unremarkable 03 album, and the previous stunts around it, like their distribution of a song to correlate with Uber price surging.
It's unclear if Grande's post will also correlate with a spike in voter registration, but one thing is for sure: the light is coming if we all exercise our ballot power on Election Day.
There is little information about how various aspects of women's health—medical history, family history, lifestyle choices—contribute to or correlate with fertility, so Beim set out to build a data set from scratch.
While being uprooted from home can correlate with lower attendance and slipping test scores, teachers at P.S. 353 emphasized that a child's residence in temporary housing does not tell much about him or her.
The scientists, who are in their 30s, have been studying puberty patterns in adolescent girls, particularly how various aspects of a girl's menstrual cycle correlate with the development of certain diseases later in life.
Right-to-carry laws correlate with increases in violent crime and rising homicide and suicide rates, and also raise the likelihood that incidents of conflict like road rage or domestic arguments will turn fatal.
What I did was update that to focus on political attitudes in particular, and then control for ideology, because ideology does correlate with racial attitudes, and look at it from the perspective of voters.
So far, so-called comorbid factors or conditions that patients had alongside COVID-19—including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, chronic respiratory disease, hypertension, and cancer—do correlate with higher rates of death among those infected.
By 2016, this percentage dropped to under 72, a decrease that may correlate with a climbing dependence on parental or public transportation, a lack of car ownership, or simply not needing to drive anywhere.
This exhibition is important to those of us who want to live in the here and now, who want to make our physical and material lives closely correlate with our imagined forms of happiness.
A study just published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences uses a new statistical method to examine how genetic contributions to certain human traits correlate with how many children a person has.
But on the most basic level, machine learning programs look for patterns — what's the likelihood that X variable will correlate with Y. Typically, machine learning programs need to be "trained" on a data set first.
What I realized after watching strangers fuck each other with eggplants (we're talking actual eggplants not the emoji innuendo kind) is just how much a relationship with kink does correlate with one's own sex positivity.
Why it matters: This doesn't prove the gun ownership rates are causing more gun deaths, but at the very least, it shows that higher gun ownership rates tend to correlate with higher gun mortality rates.
Don't get me wrong: Cumulative high school G.P.A. and ACT composite scores do correlate with a student's success in college; there is no great harm in having admissions offices use them when considering student applications.
According to historical manuscript dealers and appraisers, the hammer prices, or winning bids, for love letters in recent years tend to correlate with the fame of the writer, rarity and the condition of the document.
The app recorded a portion of his activity as "climbing stairs," which authorities were able to correlate with the time he would have dragged his victim down the river embankment, and then climbed back up.
Our results were suggestive: They indicated that weaker gun laws and higher rates of gun ownership do, at the very least, correlate with more killings by police officers (including shootings and other incidents of lethal force).
A recent review of the research from David Roodman, senior adviser for the Open Philanthropy Project, made the case: [H]igher prices do correlate with less drinking and lower incidence of problems such as cirrhosis deaths.
Last week, the National Customs and Tax Administration created a team to verify whether any tax evasion cases it had been investigating in the past year, correlate with companies and individuals mentioned in the Panama Papers.
As in Rivera's originals, each figure is imagined as a different person of color; in the courtyard, these were intended to correlate with four elements of the steel-making process: lime, sand, coal, and iron ore.
Predicting mass shootings, meanwhile, is mathematically almost impossible, as Vox's Brian Resnick and Javier Zarracina explain: The sad truth is that the only personal factors that reliably correlate with mass shooters are being young and male.
Ideally, Cramer likes to see a diversified portfolio with five to 10 individual stocks — how many you have should directly correlate with how much time you can spend doing the homework on each one, he said.
A 2015 review of the research from David Roodman, senior adviser for the Open Philanthropy Project, made the case: [H]igher prices do correlate with less drinking and lower incidence of problems such as cirrhosis deaths.
Of course, it's not the case that patents directly correlate with a company's fortunes, since tech that is at the cutting edge of innovation that's winning patents may be far from ever seeing a commercial application.
A good place to start is your Facebook page's Insights section: You'll be able to see when most of your followers are online, which will more than likely correlate with when your broadcast's reach is highest.
These results, published in Geophysical Research Letters, seem to demonstrate that variations in the volcano's activity correlate with changes to Io's orbit; the moon orbits Jupiter every 1.77 days, but the orientation changes every 480 days.
Last month, when the Pew Forum, a pollster based in Washington, DC, published a wide-ranging study on that question, it was surprising to find what sorts of behaviour did and did not correlate with piety.
The Jason-2 satellite has been monitoring the El Niño situation from orbit by measuring fluctuations in sea surface height that correlate with ocean temperature (water expands when it warms up, causing the ocean to swell).
Our results are suggestive: They indicate that weaker gun laws and higher rates of gun ownership do, at the very least, correlate with more killings by police officers (including shootings and other incidents of lethal force).
"The ABC has confirmed that the captions for last night's episode of Media Watch published on iview correlate with the program and that, at no time, has ABC TV amended these captions," an ABC spokesperson said.
Sean Reardon, a professor of education at Stanford, examines many of the same problems from a different vantage point, focusing in particular on the characteristics of schools and surrounding communities that correlate with test score gaps.
But that's not what researchers see when they compare species across a wide range of body sizes: The incidence of cancer does not appear to correlate with the number of cells in an organism or its lifespan.
"There is no evidence from existing studies and from this sequence to indicate whether the differences between these strains and the South American virus correlate with differences in severity or type of disease," the health ministry said.
It doesn't correlate with anything else in a typical portfolio, so it spreads your risk, it gives you diversification, it gives you an actual return in terms of capital appreciation even though there's no coupon or dividend.
Others may have issues with lubrication for medical reasons—like menopause, hormonal imbalances, or side effects from a prescription medication like antidepressants or birth control—that don't correlate with how turned on they are during a hookup.
The great wearable device of the industrial era, the wristwatch, first appeared en masse in order to synchronize suicidal charges toward enemy trenches during World War I. Clever machines, if we're not careful, can correlate with expendable bodies.
While some researchers have found that longer commutes tend to correlate with lower job satisfaction, a study of 3,400 participants by researchers at McGill University examined different modes of transportation for getting to work and respondents' relative satisfaction.
The New York Times, using a different analysis, found that Trump's support tends to correlate with the regions where people are most likely to search for racially charged terms, and where white voters are abandoning the Democratic Party.
You can do the crossword and mind puzzles, stretch, take long walks: There is evidence that these activities correlate with keeping memory loss and, you know, death at bay, for a while longer: two, four, six years. Maybe.
Susan Jacobs, senior vice president and global brand leader at Dollar, said improved data analysis suggested that the use of a debit card didn't necessarily correlate with higher risk and that restrictions on debit renters were overly strict.
And yes, it boosts the growth of businesses with retail and products but the demand to produce and sell so much is so artificial and accelerated that it doesn't really correlate with the creative momentum of most designers.
A comprehensive study from researchers at the RAND Corporation found that laws that allow medical marijuana dispensaries correlate with increases in overall pot use and dependence for adults 21 and older but only rises in dependence among youth.
After all, Game of Thrones history tells us that hair evolutions often correlate with major plot changes for characters, and Arya wasn't the only one to get a new look — so did her siblings, Sansa Stark and Jon Snow.
Rossiter also claimed that carbon dioxide emissions correlate with wealth and that the greenhouse gas "improves life expectancy" because poor countries that start burning fossil fuels have a more consistent power supply and can then clean up their water.
Researchers identified the chemical imbalances that correlate with problems such as depression, for example, and use treatments such as Prozac or Zoloft which block the reabsorption of serotonin so more of it can remain floating around in the brain.
There is also no hard evidence that this bill will make Americans safer from gun violence — in fact, data reveals that concealed carry laws (often known as "right to carry," or RTC laws) correlate with increased violent crime rates.
While fewer bikes on the road may correlate with the number of rides per bike per day, JUMP says its utilization rate remained consistent at over eight rides per bike per day post-expansion from 250 bikes to 500 bikes.
A famous series of studies that found London taxi drivers, who have to memorize the city's tangled mess of streets for their job, have larger-than-average hippocampi, the size of which seems to correlate with their years of experience.
In 2014 a huge consortium of researchers did just that in the British Medical Journal—a meta-analysis covering nearly 262,000 people showed that the variant did correlate with a better cardiovascular profile and lower risk of coronary heart disease.
For me it's not really a professional approach, I think everyone is professional in their own way, i just chose to be very concise with what I want to do as I feel being whimsy doesn't correlate with my personality.
Joe Gagliese, the CEO of the influencer marketing company Viral Nation, said this change could lead to more fake influencers on the platform since one of the ways marketers spot fraud is to check if likes correlate with follower count.
As Matt Yglesias noted on Twitter, under both Obama and Trump, presidential popularity has become uncoupled from economic news: Presidential approval ratings used to correlate with consumer sentiment, but under Obama (and now Trump) that stopped being the case. pic.twitter.
"Older age has shown in the data to correlate with more successful entrepreneurs up to the age of 40, after which it has limited or no impact," writes Adeo Ressi, CEO of the Founder Institute, in a post for the technology blog TechCrunch.
In addition to some portals becoming pokéstops, one Ingress player suggests on r/pokemongo that Ingress spots where you can find XM ("exotic matter," which appears in the game as white dots on the map) correlate with places pokémon are likely to spawn.
Cashin, director of NYSE floor operations at UBS, told "Squawk on the Street " that he's noticed a pervasive "wait and see attitude" among traders and investors as they look for any patterns in the market that correlate with the race so far.
" Pocock added that more needs to be done to correlate the magnetite concentrations among patients who lived primarily in a city against patients living in relatively unpolluted area to see if "analyses of their Alzheimer's disease brain pathology correlate with magnetite concentrations.
What they did: The SDO instrument in question is known as MEGS-A, and it was designed to keep an eye on ultraviolet radiation levels, which correlate with a ballooning of the Earth's outer atmosphere that can harm satellites in near-Earth orbit.
What's more, Ruhm argued that the weak connection he does find between economic conditions and drug overdose deaths is likely overstated — because places with worse economic problems also correlate with all sorts of other problems that his model likely couldn't fully control for.
"The short end of the German yield curve is now completely independent from all the macro moves, ECB policy and doesn't really correlate with the long end of the curve either," said Peter Schaffrik, head of European rates strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
"If we see that changes in the asteroid belt correlate with changes in Earth's biosphere or climate, then there is probably a connection and we will be able to better tie Earth's history to the history of the solar system," Schmitz said.
"When there's a stronger sense of community or stronger neighborhood cohesion, communities will be more resilient," he explains, adding that higher levels of neighborhood cohesion correlate with lower rates of domestic violence, lower rates of drug abuse, and lower rates of child abuse.
Although the men she interviewed were generally uneducated and from low socio-economic backgrounds, she stresses that this status does not correlate with violent behavior against women and that people from privileged backgrounds may have the wealth and means to evade justice.
These tweets are mostly typical rhetoric for Trump: He's prone to suggesting that more immigration will lead to more crime and violence despite decades of evidence that more immigration does not correlate with more crime and may actually lead to less crime.
"The financial burden associated with cancer has been shown to correlate with poor quality of life, high symptom burden, and even survival," Nipp said, adding that more research into the impact of discussions around costs, as well as screening for potential financial burden, could help.
The narrative is intercut with statistics and theory relating her experiences to those of other trans people of color, whose lack of access to financial support, social services, and affordable medical care correlate with high rates of HIV/AIDS, homelessness, violent assault, and suicide.
The Pew Research Center reports that other certain key demographic traits correlate with non-book reading, too, including income: Adults with annual household incomes of $30,000 or less are about three times as likely as the most affluent adults to be non-book readers.
"All these lifestyle things — the type of place you like to eat, the type of food you eat, the things you do for fun — the more those things correlate with political preferences, the easier it is to form these tribal attachments," Mr. Martin said.
Fear of future inabilities of a grisly nature, and a general sense that impatience could correlate with a general kind of sloppiness, or even an inability to smell the proverbial roses, made me mull over patience in a real way that day and later.
"First, some recent economic literature concludes that the U.S. economy has grown more concentrated and less competitive over the last 20 to 30 years, which happens to correlate with the timing of a change to a less enforcement-minded antitrust policy, beginning in the 1980s," he said.
As Illinois State University psychologist W. Joel Schneider noted in an interview with Scientific American, the value of an IQ test is its correlation with factors society deems intellectually important: IQ tests did not begin as operational definitions of theories that happened to correlate with important outcomes.
Clark built a model to look at how some "fundamental" factors going into the presidential cycle — including the president's approval ratings, the state of the economy, and the length of the current party's control of the White House — correlate with which party should be favored in November.
Some of them have worked for us for — the entire length of the show is 12 years — and aren't interested in going anywhere else because there's a way that we do things that doesn't necessarily correlate with the way the outside world does things, I guess.
The prison reform proposals would allow Sessions and the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) to develop the assessment, and permit BOP to use its existing classification system, which primarily depends on static factors that correlate with socioeconomic class and race, such as criminal history, to assess the risk.
David Stillwell, the deputy director of The Psychometrics Center at Cambridge University, where a psychologist, Aleksandr Kogan, witnessed work that would inform Cambridge Analytica's approach, compared this form of fashion analysis to a study showing that car ownership can correlate with political voting preferences in certain regions.
They present this table that shows the belief that Trump "cares about people like you" and the belief that Trump is "good at business" both correlate with overall support for Trump, and that this holds up when you control for race, income, gender, age, education, and partisanship.
They wanted to see how the female fish would respond to an ambiguous signal — halfway between white and black — and whether the response would correlate with whether the fish had gotten to stay with her chosen mate or had been separated from him and paired with the reject instead.
Working from these portraits, Lynne then created five machetes to correlate with her subjects, and the whole assortment is presented in a gallery dominated by a wall-sized blow-up of one portraits, "Soft Throne" (2018), and punctuated by a freestanding piece of decorative iron fencing, "Thresh(Hold)" (2018).
FROM COINAGE: How To Spend The Night In the Fanciest Homes Around the World Related: How to get the most out of 'Premium Economy' It's possible that the decrease would not directly correlate with a loss of legroom: The backs of the new seats are designed to be slimmer.
Furthermore, a high CinemaScore grade tends to correlate with a long run in theaters, which makes a lot of sense: If the opening weekend audience likes a movie, then its "buzz" will be good, and word-of-mouth will encourage more reticent audiences to go see the film.
If you prefer city living but care about cutting costs, there is some good news: In the U.S., several mid-sized cities are also highly livable, meaning they're more affordable than larger, metropolitan areas (since cost of living tends to correlate with population size), but still offer many amenities.
Another neurochemical that increases in the sleep-deprived brain, adenosine, has been shown to correlate with resilience to depression and its mind-numbing effects while also mediating the effects of an all-nighter, and it seems to be central to the action of other depression treatments, like ketamine.
I actually have no idea how closely the narratives correlate with the author's real life, but these, more than any other of Roth's books, strike me as someone perfectly articulating the one thing he is an absolute authority on: How the world looks, feels and sounds to him.
"Although our findings may correlate with disrupted brain development, direct evidence for a link between disruption of cell growth with Zika virus infection and microcephaly is still missing," Zhexing Wen, a neurologist at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and a co-author on the study, explained in an email.
By the same token, inflated estimates of the amount of "waste" are strongly correlated with choosing to use the word "waste" to generically refer to spending on bad programs: ... what Americans mean by "waste" includes more than just inefficiency, and those wider definitions correlate with substantially larger estimates of waste.
Less agreeable people are less tolerant of deviations from convention "This ideology of standardness and correctness — seeing everything that is not standard as deviant — is constantly confronting [the] linguistic reality which is of a lot of [language] diversity, so I would imagine that personality traits would correlate with language attitudes," Guy told Mashable.
Under Mr. Razzak's supervision, the Basra appellate court has begun to keep records of how the drug arrests correlate with unemployment: He suspects that people without jobs feel they have little to lose when they break the law, and the court has found that at least 90 percent of those arrested are unemployed.
Scientists have long known that the planet has shown an overall pattern of warmer temperatures since that time — the phenomenon is the subject of a famous cartoon by Randall Munroe — but the new research shows the effects of that warming correlate with drier soil in some parts of the world and wetter soil in others.
The 60-page story, "Melody's Mostly Musical Day," published by Steinway & Sons, accompanies a CD on which Ms. Lin plays pieces that correlate with Melody's activities, whether it's having lunch (Erik Satie's "Menus Propos Enfantines"), going out with her pet (Gershwin's "Walking the Dog"), or encountering insects in her grandmother's garden (Jack Fina's "Bumble Boogie").
Time and time again, Labour candidates and activists reported that the problem on the doorstep with voters was Corbyn himself and the rest of the Labour leadership — that is just not an issue for Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders in the same way, however much the policies that they support correlate with a Labour platform.
The team further hypothesized that an increase in ride-hailing usage could correlate with an increase in auto accidents overall: Because rideshare drivers must monitor a mobile device, and distraction in the form of glances away from the road increases crash risks, it is conceivable that rideshare drivers are at increased risks for crashing compared with non-rideshare drivers.
The meta-analysis assessed the genomes of 1.1 million people of white, European ancestry, looking at the 10 million spots where DNA sequences vary — where you might have the letter A (for the nucleotide adenine) but I have the letter C. The question these scientists were asking: How many of these genetic variants correlate with our likelihood to stay in school?
"Given that the yuan's weakness over recent months seemed to correlate with bitcoin's strength more than any other currency, it's no surprise that bitcoin traders have reacted the way they have to the yuan's sudden strength today," said Paul Gordon, co-founder of London-based Quantave, a firm seeking to make it easier for investors to access digital currency exchanges.
"There's a huge number of attributes that we find correlate with Stitch Fix and being able to deploy them, not just in terms of how we're mapping products for clients once they're in the service, but to be able to use that in identifying good clients, is a strength that has been a newer strength for us," CEO Katrina Lake said Thursday on CNBC.
Evolutionary psychologists, eagerly applying adaptive logic to every facet of behavior and cognition, have speculated that the human perception of beauty emerges from a set of ancient adaptations: Perhaps men like women with large breasts and narrow waists because those features signal high fertility; symmetrical faces may correlate with overall health; maybe babies are irresistibly cute because their juvenile features activate the caregiving circuits in our brains.
The researchers want to make it clear, though, that they aren't completely demonizing the use of your smartphones: "Since social connectedness and feeling like part of a community have been shown to correlate with positive affect and subjective well-being, it's evident that smartphones and social media platforms can bring about positive effects for users, if used in community building and enhancing ways," they wrote in the paper.
And such demographics correlate with municipal budget deficits: a 2016 study from the John S. Watson Institute for Public Policy of Thomas Edison State University wrote: By contrast to these areas of concentrated poverty, many of the largest, wealthiest cities in the United States -- like New York and San Francisco -- operate with thriving public water systems, having seized control of previously privatized water systems in the nineteenth century, largely due to health concerns.

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