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Horribleness can be correlated with vision and perfectionism, just as niceness can be correlated with mediocrity and failure.
High IQ influences life outcomes because it is correlated with wealth, and it is correlated with wealth because one's wealth is often determined by one's job.
The study suggests that humidity — which appears to be correlated with the seasonality of the flu — is not correlated with transmissibility of Covid-19, she says.
They found the use of words like love, party and amazing are correlated with extraversion, while the words sick, hate and anymore are correlated with neuroticism.
Periods of heavy investment in automation, like the industrial revolution, are strongly correlated with improvement in a nation's GDP, which itself is strongly correlated with improvement in quality of life.
Meanwhile, there is an awful lot of research indicating that stricter gun laws are correlated with a reduction in gun homicides, while looser gun laws are correlated with more gun homicides.
Furthermore, worker satisfaction was correlated with higher productivity and profitability.
Religiosity is correlated with partisanship, and partisanship predicts voting behavior.
In primates, testis size is inversely correlated with harem formation.
It correlated with greater income, optimism and education (see chart).
Demand for base metals is highly correlated with industrial output.
And opposition to immigration is strongly correlated with racial resentment.
More specifically, they discovered that these differences correlated with geography.
So it's correlated with negative events that have already happened.
The results were far more correlated with recent presidential contests.
Demand for industrial metals is highly correlated with industrial activity.
And as I said, it's closely correlated with political orientation.
For several industries, hoarding cash is clearly correlated with negative results.
These markets have been fairly correlated with Nasdaq in the past.
It finds the genetic changes that are correlated with a trait.
Globally, demand for base metals is highly correlated with industrial production.
Introversion was not correlated with seeking constructive solitude in either study.
Indeed, sometimes social media analyses aren't even correlated with each other.
"The desire to dominate is not correlated with intelligence," he said.
Then they studied how each factor individually correlated with the others.
Higher interest rates are typically correlated with a stronger relative currency.
Increasingly, bitcoin's price variations are correlated with macroeconomic trends in China.
Thus, art programming has been positively correlated with improved inmate behavior.
Tweeting about drinking booze also correlated with more alcohol-related deaths.
Global demand for base metals is highly correlated with industrial production.
Second, higher levels of education are increasingly correlated with voting Democratic.
The majority of implicated genes are only weakly correlated with disease.
The survey found that tolerance is correlated with rich, secular societies.
Responses on this issue were also strongly correlated with political views.
Support for the political system correlated with positive feelings toward Mrs.
Emerging markets began the year tightly correlated with the , said Gordon.
"False remembering is incredibly correlated with people's priors," Mr. Gentzkow said.
In Brazil, for instance, Brazil's real is highly correlated with commodities.
Increase in voting age directly correlated with increase in Leave votes.
They found that Bitcoin prices were positively correlated with stock returns in the consumer goods and health care industries, and that they were negatively correlated with stock returns in the fabricated products and metal mining industries.
All of these traits are correlated with greater apprehensiveness about eating animals.
Alarmingly, this leading indicator is extremely well correlated with global trade growth.
At Home Fighting inequality is highly correlated with fighting hate and discrimination.
That is, feelings about Trump are strongly correlated with their voting preferences.
None of these factors was significantly correlated with the group's collective intelligence.
Consumption of fish oil supplements was not correlated with pathological brain changes.
The simplest explanation is that wealth tends to be correlated with latitude.
This has correlated with Ms Monáe opening up about her private life.
Indeed, we found white identity was significantly correlated with another characteristic—prejudice.
Endorsements, of course, have been correlated with primary success in prior years.
S&P 500 relative returns are positively correlated with our growth factor.
"What it's correlated with is the desire to step forward," he says.
It found institutional strength was correlated with lower susceptibility to climate change.
They seem to be highly correlated with oil prices and that's disturbing.
Programs are more structured and meaning isn't always strongly correlated with locality.
The research found that regular multitasking is correlated with low emotional intelligence.
And among the traders, more accurate heartbeat awareness was correlated with profitability.
Investors like catastrophe bonds because they are not correlated with the economy.
But here's the problem: SAT scores are highly correlated with family income.
That's largely because low levels of education are correlated with poor health.
Historically, an incumbent's approval rating is highly correlated with his reelection odds.
They want the surveillance data from smart appliances correlated with everything else.
Such views seem to be correlated with poor opinions of the government.
"Clearly these behaviors are correlated with a dysfunctional stress response," Scherrer said.
It is also tightly correlated with expectations about the health care bill.
Research suggests reading local news is directly correlated with local civic engagement.
Presidents' approval ratings have been highly correlated with their re-election margin.
Strong employment growth at the state level is directly correlated with governorship.
This in turn correlated with the countries that had greater gender inequality.
However, frequent mosque attendance is correlated with higher levels of civic engagement.
It [touch] is not just correlated with being human—it is being human.
There also is no evidence that marijuana use is correlated with violent behavior.
As the researchers report, leaving Facebook correlated with improvements on well-being measures.
This assimilation is correlated with income differences, social status, and differences in lifestyle.
And it was the individual's personality — not their partner's — that correlated with satisfaction.
MoneyLion recommends action-steps that it believes are correlated with lower default rates.
However, there were other factors that correlated with variations that weren't necessarily geographic.
Size is negatively correlated with outperformance; this is an immutable law of finance.
Pew Center research also shows financial security is highly correlated with political engagement.
Studies suggest that repeat business is correlated with outcomes that favour the employer.
It is not correlated with my net equity or my net cash-flow.
Excessive smartphone use is correlated with depression and other negative mental health outcomes.
Pollak found that current life stress was not correlated with poor decision-making.
Its employment component is closely correlated with the Labor Department's manufacturing payrolls series.
Buying back 3,500 guns correlated with a 74 percent drop in firearm suicides.
It then studied how those attributes correlated with preferences for different fashion brands.
Unlike in the 19th century, voter turnout is now highly correlated with class.
Some were correlated with only one sex, while others corresponded with both sexes.
All of those demographic characteristics are correlated with views of race and immigration.
Key takeaways: The bigger shooting events are loosely correlated with more search interest.
"Volatility is usually correlated with a downturn in the market," Mr. Aguilar said.
Predictably, most reactions to the case correlated with how one views President Trump.
DEMAND: Activity in China's manufacturing sector is highly correlated with industrial metals demand.
One, they're more correlated with rates, so rates are near all-time lows.
They found that foot posture wasn't correlated with an increased risk of injury.
No other factors, including party affiliation, were significantly correlated with taking political action.
Plus, valuations are heavily correlated with consumer confidence, and that is rising, he added.
Writing expands our vocabulary, which has been shown to be directly correlated with success.
One of the reasons I like snacks is they are highly correlated with GDP.
High levels of the molecule CGRP have been thought to be correlated with migraines.
Retail sales have picked up—but they are poorly correlated with overall consumer spending.
"That is correlated with an eroding infrastructure for sexually transmitted disease clinics," Mermin said.
For instance, in many primates, greater social learning is correlated with larger brain size.
Another popular idea is that your personality is somehow correlated with your blood type.
"Research suggests that reading local news is directly correlated with civic engagement," Zuckerberg writes.
It fell back sharply in a move that correlated with strong gains for sterling.
They found that changes in salivary osmolality were "marginal" and "weakly correlated" with dehydration.
"Color is pretty well correlated with the congener content of alcoholic drinks," Patel says.
On the Gini Index, a higher score is correlated with worse level of inequality.
Other economic measures are less strongly correlated with partisanship but still show a pattern.
And lead exposure is still strongly correlated with growing up in a disadvantaged household.
Not surprisingly, railroad investments have also correlated with a safe industry becoming even safer.
Gundlach said negative rates are highly correlated with equities, particularly with banks and financials.
Is Trump support correlated with areas affected by globalization, as many commentators have suggested?
Lee explains that in the eyes of employers, attractiveness is often correlated with ambition.
"Long term unemployment is correlated with all types of negative physiological outcomes," Thiede said.
But the intensity of color is only loosely correlated with the concentrations of boron.
But on today's planet, large body size is correlated with a higher extinction risk.
A closer look at the polling indicates that Iowa isn't just correlated with success.
" He even noted that "reading local news is directly correlated with local civic engagement.
Well, I've got bad news: Job growth hasn't historically been correlated with midterm performance.
Kolanovic found that these investing instruments are highly correlated with low-volatility and technology.
Importantly, Google searches have been correlated with jumps in the polls this primary season.
We find evidence that licensing growth is correlated with reductions in absolute upward mobility.
This report correlated with a report from two other officials, according to the network.
The same is true for preventing asthma, a condition often correlated with substandard housing.
It's also correlated with support for anti-Muslim immigration policies, and prejudice against them.
However, we believe that access to funding and liquidity is correlated with banks' capital positions.
In that case, genes correlated with running faster would yield a stronger prediction for success.
"High (academic) intelligence is only poorly correlated with social, emotional, and practical intelligence," he continued.
Another study showed that forest bathing is correlated with an increase in white blood cells.
That period correlated with a rise in cases of Legionnaires' disease, a form of pneumonia.
Before the crisis, cross-border banking activity was closely correlated with measures of risk appetites.
Education is highly correlated with one's participation in civic society, health, and, of course, earnings.
Intriguingly, husbands' openness was negatively correlated with satisfaction, while for wives it was the opposite.
It does, however, cite other research finding that insurer consolidation has correlated with higher premiums.
The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health says that obesity is correlated with deprivation.
Image: The Rockefeller UniversityThe models found that various properties of molecules correlated with various smells.
Warriors fandom is more strongly correlated with a love of Mac Dre, Tyga and Drake.
Personality traits are correlated with political values, but the correlation is generally weak, says Hersh.
Let's look at a stock like Exxon Mobil (XOM), a stock highly correlated with oil.
Being conservative is weakly correlated with preferring authoritarianism, but plenty of liberals like authoritarianism, too.
The level of dopamine binding is correlated with the patient's perceived improvement in their outcomes.
But it is less correlated with income during childhood than are verbal and mathematical scores.
NBB's strategic objectives are well-articulated and consistent, but correlated with the domestic operating environment.
Japanese semiconductor shares are highly correlated with the U.S. Philadelphia chip index, which rose 2.0%.
In general, more non-research payments correlated with more opioid prescriptions in the following year.
If your net worth correlated with your weight in gold, you'd be swimming in cash.
" Data from 2011 to 2016, they say, "show rebates are not correlated with price increases.
An epidemic of measles, strongly correlated with a low vaccination rate, is raging in Europe.
All of these things were important to patients, and all might be correlated with outcomes.
Support for Trump is powerfully correlated with the strength of voters' authoritarian views, for example.
"I have found that poetry is so correlated with writing comic books," Mr. Coates said.
Food may have more to gain, since marijuana tends to be correlated with eating more.
Indeed, studies have found that lottery sales are correlated with both unemployment and poverty rates.
But low intake of fruit seems to be correlated with an increase in noncommunicable disease.
The show correlated with a series of missing children, one of whom was his brother.
Discovering specific DNA variants that are correlated with education can help us in two ways.
This ratio, the elite professions premium, is very highly correlated with income inequality across countries.
"How much it bothers people is not correlated with how loud it is," Kilgard says.
"Women entering the workforce correlated with the rise of feminism," he wrote on a thread.
It's now clear that warming waters were strongly correlated with the spread of the disease.
Poverty, homelessness, substance abuse, poor nutrition and so on, are deeply correlated with health problems.
"Bonds have been negatively correlated with the stock market, and that's very valuable," he said.
His accounts generally correlated with interrogation records and briefings from other captured Islamic State recruits.
CNN's poll found people's excitement about the eclipse to be consistently inversely correlated with age.
Less access to birth control correlated with an uptick in births among certain Texas patients.
Sure enough, the attribute most correlated with gaining votes since 2014 has been criticism of elites.
Our analysis shows that blood donations relative to a country's population are strongly correlated with wealth.
In 15 of 17 countries, changes in spreads correlated with changes in growth the next year.
Ms Le Pen's support, like support for Mr Trump and Brexit, is well correlated with education.
Tougher job interviews correlated with better employee satisfaction after candidates actually get the job, Glassdoor found.
Corrected: Name id is highly correlated with polling right now, but I think it's noteworthy a.
Animals' brains contain regions clearly analogous to those correlated with consciousness, perception and emotion in humans.
CHINA: Demand for base metals is highly correlated with manufacturing, which shrank in China last month.
" The Citi team also highlighted "a range of sub-indicators historically correlated with predicting presidential outcomes.
A 2012 review of gaming addiction studies found that gaming addiction is correlated with academic failures.
The Australian dollar, whose fortunes are closely correlated with China, gained half a percent to $0.7140.
Pew found that an American's likelihood of reading was directly correlated with wealth and education level.
The outlook for both those currencies is heavily correlated with the outlook for the Chinese economy.
Exhibitionism, on the other hand, correlated with liberal political positions on taxes, gun control, and immigration.
The PMI's index is strongly correlated with the indicator with about a four-month lead. reut.
Studies show it is correlated with clinical measures of quality, although some other studies dispute this.
Opportunities, responsibility, and significant salary bumps were highly correlated with how confident and visible you are.
Distortion will also arise from disclosing metrics that are not correlated with climate-related financial risk.
Brain size isn't 100-percent correlated with intelligence (if so, sperm whales would rule the world).
The thing we think is least likely to be correlated with these particles is human beings.
They found that the concentration of a certain chemical people give off correlated with movie ratings.
It used to be that renewable-energy stocks were heavily correlated with carbon-based energy stocks.
Positive PDO is often correlated with El Niño and negative PDO typically coincides with La Niña.
Most notably, she found that startup success was correlated with founders who already had work experience.
Therefore, their participation in the industry has not correlated with an upswing in representation for Latinos.
The CellarTracker scores correlated with International Wine Cellar nearly as well, with a value of 0.555.
This can be simplified even further, since that trait is highly correlated with sensitivity to fear.
But the minority that contained primarily positive language generally correlated with increases in share prices later.
And a lot of their philosophies correlated with some of the things that I was exploring.
In other words, locking up fewer people has correlated with making states safer, not less safe.
Anti-immigrant attitudes in the United States, like in Europe, aren't well-correlated with economic concerns.
The solution, he maintained, was more marriages, because marriage is correlated with higher levels of wealth.
Our preliminary analysis showed that lack of transit access was correlated with living in denser areas.
Stamina and endurance are both clearly correlated with overall physical fitness and, thus, necessarily, with weight.
Here are the five features most commonly correlated with higher prices: Location also makes a difference.
Importantly, her very favorable rating, which is correlated with horserace support, climbed from 19% to 23%.
Sanders' strong fundraising compared to 22016 is important because raising money is correlated with primary success.
Sexual and reproductive healthcare is also positively correlated with children's mental health, happiness and well-being.
The homicides of younger children were often correlated with intimate-partner violence or a bystander situation.
In their paper, Dewhurt and Beard documented six conversion stories of extreme religious encounters correlated with seizures.
It also concludes that age, and the experience that comes with it, is correlated with entrepreneurial success.
Historically, the results of congressional elections have been closely correlated with the popularity of the US president.
However, there were 2.5 times as many findings that showed immigration was actually correlated with less crime.
China's stock markets have tended to be less correlated with the local economy than most countries' markets.
Or it could mean that SNP is just correlated with another SNP that does influence that trait.
Once the detached tags were recovered, the data therein were correlated with the biologists' records of events.
Who has access to that information, and what other types of information is it being correlated with.
In other words, even low-movement hobbies like knitting, crafting, and guitar are correlated with better health.
In fact, research has found that abstinence-only education is correlated with higher rates of teen pregnancy.
Most importantly, the magnitude of this observed pattern correlated with subjects' ratings of the ego-dissolution effect.
Some stocks in particular, those more correlated with a strong domestic economy, could see the biggest lift.
It should be no surprise, then, that income inequality is strongly correlated with freedom of the press.
SAT scores are correlated with income, and black and Hispanic GPAs lag behind Asian and white students.
He has argued that traditionally feminine traits, such as agreeableness, are not historically correlated with professional success.
"What I need now is directly correlated with what everyone else needs," said Duncan McCarthy, a senior.
Companies whose creativity correlated with their brand valuations also included Tesla, Tencent and Chinese liquor brand Maotai.
That's a good sign for the former vice president, given endorsements are usually correlated with primary success.
Communities struggling with low wages, unstable housing, and educational handicaps are correlated with higher HIV infection rates.
In order to do that, they analyzed how people's choices of academic major correlated with their personality.
Historically, REIT performance on average has not been correlated with that of the stock (or bond) market.
In the population, overall income correlated with Republican voting, but educational attainment corresponded with Democratic Party support.
All they know is that these genes are correlated with — which does not mean cause — the disease.
The only exception was excess salt, which the research said was highly correlated with illness and death.
Furthermore, the degree of salience network connectivity change correlated with the degree of anxiety drop post-float.
The rise of social networks has been roughly correlated with the rise of authoritarians here and elsewhere.
Despite the assertions of its advocates, the embargo's harshness has never correlated with improvements in human rights.
Research shows that having concrete goals is correlated with huge increases in confidence and feelings of control.
Britain's traffic growth is closely correlated with the economic cycle, rising in booms and declining during recessions.
How extreme people's views are tend to be very correlated with how much they're engaged in politics.
"Education and income are correlated with a lot of things including good health," he wrote in an email.
What happens now can be correlated with what happens later, in ways that elude a simple mechanistic explanation.
In states of emergency, heat is correlated with survival, and thus these images become like directories for triage.
Likewise, social anxiety, an affliction that affects 12% of the adult population, is often correlated with touch avoidance.
This distinction is crucially important, since having mental illness is strongly correlated with being a victim of rape.
He told me that condom use seems to be correlated with the psychological nearness of the AIDS epidemic.
But as bitcoin has developed more "mainstream" business uses, Maley argued, it has become more correlated with equities.
This is a tribute to Caribbean syncretism: Saint Anne is correlated with Nana Buruku in Yoruba spiritual practice.
The ones correlated with educational attainment were clustered in regions having to do with the central nervous system.
Since nominal growth is closely correlated with corporate revenue growth, companies could be in for a difficult year.
The report also found that the size of the first-day move was correlated with the MRAS score.
Our data show that there is a demonstrable open/closed values divide in Britain, starkly correlated with age.
Typically, General Electric is correlated with the broader averages, but in 2016 that pattern did not hold up.
According to Eurostat, the EU's statistical office, the only metric consistently correlated with European happiness is relative income.
The global rise in the stock market is not surprising: earnings are highly correlated with stock market returns.
Searches for "jobseekers" (as in jobseekers' allowance, an unemployment benefit) have historically been correlated with the unemployment rate.
The N.Y.U. team performed scans on each person to see whether brain activation patterns correlated with symptom relief.
Wage growth hasn't correlated with the S&P 500 in four decades; in any case, wages are stuck.
Some studies suggest that levels of tau are more closely correlated with cognitive decline than levels of amyloid.
Cryptocurrency prices have been highly correlated with bitcoin, the first and most famous out of thousands that exist.
A pediatrics journal shared that SSC has been correlated with increased maternal milk production and increased breastfeeding duration.
The indices will be highly correlated with comparable benchmarks, Mark Hemsley, chief executive officer of Bats Europe, said.
Lehner could see that the ups and downs of bipolar disorder correlated with his play as a goalie.
A University of Akron study found that arrogance is correlated with a slew of problems in the workplace.
"Turnout is correlated with levels of competition," said Michael McDonald, an elections expert at the University of Florida.
The lack of parental care in the countryside has been correlated with emotional and developmental problems among children.
What's more, according to a 2014 study light at night is correlated with a greater incidence of obesity.
It is not surprising, therefore, that not being able to stay home has been correlated with prior outbreaks.
Until now, the Yankees' performance in the postseason has traditionally correlated with their placement in the regular season.
The pace of the President's dishonesty is strongly correlated with the total amount of time he spends talking.
Moving to a better neighborhood at a very young age correlated with much stronger upward mobility as adults.
The Economic Policy Institute found that education is also correlated with general economic prosperity on a larger scale.
The variant on chromosome 7 is identified to be correlated with higher occurrences of bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
Economists are wary of oil price spikes because they have historically been correlated with the onset of recessions.
A McKinsey & Company report from this year found that gender and ethnic diversity are clearly correlated with profitability.
As I pointed out in February, opinions of opposition party leaders simply have not correlated with midterm results.
"The Philippines interest rate cycle is quite correlated with that of the US," said Kong at Matthews Asia.
In fetuses, BPA exposure was correlated with an increased risk of miscarriage, low birth weight, and childhood obesity.
We do have studies showing that medical marijuana laws are correlated with a reduction in opioid overdose deaths.
The ability to handle boredom, not surprisingly, is correlated with the ability to focus and to self-regulate.
Credit Suisse said the sector was closely correlated with sterling and it tended to underperform as the currency weakens.
We will show that in 2012, campaign events more strongly correlated with changes in survey participation than vote intentions.
Sure enough, more frequent sex and masturbation correlated with lower running times, higher vertical-jump heights, and greater strength.
The data confirm that losing possession in either of these scenarios is correlated with a decline in point-scoring.
That information was then correlated with other details to eventually center on DeAngelo as a suspect in the crimes.
Studies suggest that the unemployment rate is positively correlated with rates of property crime and even with violent crime.
Finally, we found that a group's collective intelligence was significantly correlated with the proportion of women in the group.
Because age is very highly correlated with things like number of children you have, or likelihood to be married.
"The observed 'relaxed and loving' collective mood is universally correlated with greater interest in sex," Rocha said by email.
Higher summer temperatures and wintertime freezing rain (as opposed to snow) seem to be correlated with adult caribou mortality.
But in reality something else correlated with business creation, not included in the study, might be the crucial influence.
But the researchers noted that different aspects of narcissism correlated with identifying as a liberal or as a conservative.
Some of the biggest contrarian funds have popular holdings and daily movement highly correlated with the S&P 500.
Meanwhile, higher dispositional autonomy was correlated with more "constructive solitude," which is seeking out solitude for its own sake.
In addition, teenage financial literacy is positively correlated with asset accumulation and net worth by age 25, Brookings said.
" Protectionist ideas were, instead, "correlated with voter perceptions of American global dominance and the group position of whites domestically.
If there were an narcissism effect, the ETR should be lower than expected and negatively correlated with the NarcScore.
More years of education also correlated with fatherhood happening at an older age during the 44-year study period.
Other factors, like having one official document properly identifying your sex, also correlated with lower suicide attempts and rates.
But until now, researchers didn't know if their toxin levels correlated with those in humans in the same area.
A hit to consumer confidence, which is largely correlated with stock market performance, likely undercut home sales as well.
This is good news, this is a good starting point, as we are strongly correlated with the German economy.
This means optical, radio-frequency, X-ray and gamma-ray observations can all be correlated with the gravitational data.
Increasing numbers of female entrepreneurs are directly correlated with increasing numbers of ultra-wealthy women, Imberg told Business Insider.
Consistent with this, Andrew McGill reports in The Atlantic that the recent Brexit vote was strongly correlated with education.
Then, phrases correlated with those qualities were identified, and the thousands of transcribed interactions were searched for those phrases.
Outright bullying, on the other hand, is correlated with a negative impact more than four times that of tech.
His team found that the data points that were the most closely correlated with race weren't actually terribly useful.
Childhood exposure to violence or a history of abuse, neglect, or poverty also correlated with lower levels of LAC.
It also did not appear that industry sponsoring of trials correlated with significant differences in response or dropout rates.
It's self-sustaining: Believing you have been dehumanized is correlated with willingness to dehumanize and act violently against others.
The lower white matter volumes, in turn, were correlated with more externalizing behaviors, ADHD symptoms, and slower processing speed.
However, Dr. Gruman's study also found that participants engaging in activities that made them happy correlated with overall happiness.
And that the geographic differences in life expectancy for the poorest individuals were "significantly correlated" with behaviors like smoking.
Political affiliation correlated with belief in climate change twice as strongly as any other demographic variable the study examined.
Schools similarly may value artistic talent, or other forms of merit not closely correlated with grades or standardized tests.
DEMAND: China accounts for about half of global demand for base metals, which is highly correlated with industrial output.
It would be more like last year's Virginia general election, when results were highly correlated with the presidential race.
Many Americans are choosing not to vote, and more than ever, voter turnout is correlated with class and education.
Kaufmann cites social psychology to argue that affection for one's own group is not correlated with hatred of another.
Approval ratings become much more correlated with a president's reelection chances once we enter the year of the election.
When taken over six months, DHA was correlated with statistically significant improvements in cognitive function, including memory and learning.
They conclude that an external locus is correlated with worse academic achievement, more stress and higher levels of depression.
A Mexican soda tax correlated with a similar drop in soda purchases, according to research published earlier this year.
On the one hand, a college degree is strongly correlated with professional success and higher income over a lifetime.
Researchers scanned through the nearly seven thousand genomes to find variations in gene segments that were correlated with schizophrenia.
CHINA: China is the world's largest consumer of base metals, demand for which is highly correlated with industrial activity.
Male-led campaigns use more technical business language, and research has shown that is negatively correlated with backer funding.
We found that the number and types of traumatic events experienced earlier in childhood correlated with hair cortisol levels.
That fantasy, if they're not aware of it, is correlated with having lower ambition for themselves personally and professionally.
And when PerryUndem analyzed the factors that correlated with just those non-gendered political actions, they found something interesting.
The benefits of having more gratitude also correlated with benefits to the heart among patients who had experienced heart failure.
At 38%, she scored the best very favorable rating (a variable strongly correlated with vote choice) among in-person caucusgoers.
Time spreads, which are often correlated with the supply-demand balance, have tightened again in the last week (tmsnrt.rs/1V20203Y3jb).
In Germany success at school and university is more strongly correlated with the education of parents than elsewhere in Europe.
Harvard researchers Daniel Hemenway and Matthew Miller examined 26 developed countries and checked whether gun ownership correlated with murder rates.
Research has repeatedly revealed that gender diversity on companies' boards is correlated with higher productivity growth and returns to investors.
A study of 26 European countries showed suicide rates to be inversely correlated with spending on active labour-market policies.
The study found that mandated maternity leave was not correlated with more female leadership, but stronger paternity leave policies were.
Researchers at Harvard found that having higher levels of carotenoids in the blood is correlated with a more optimistic outlook.
But the weirdest part: the volume of these sperm ducts aren't correlated with the amount of sperm the males deliver.
Rather, higher offshore wealth is correlated with factors such as political and economic instability and an abundance of natural resources.
C.S. Mott Children's Hospital noted in its study that participation has been positively correlated with educational achievement and personal development.
All of these things are correlated with genetics, but they are also all continuous and dynamic, both geographically and historically.
During the poor start for the year for U.S. stocks, their performance has closely correlated with the price of oil.
In short, that means some people have variants of genes in their DNA that are correlated with completing more schooling.
The S&P 500, which is inversely correlated with the VIX, is trading at its lowest level since October 2015.
"We're here with 'Drive Out Trump and Pence' [signs] but this is directly correlated with what's going on," Jenkins said.
"We took footage from videos I shot on my camcorder that correlated with the essence of the song," Waterhouse explained.
The high temperatures in the first half of 2016 have also correlated with low sea ice coverage in the Arctic.
So certain people drop off, and it's not necessarily correlated with whether they're able bodied or whatever else they're doing.
Our additional research in Iraq found that improved perception of governance was correlated with reduced support for armed opposition groups.
The results confirm the long-standing impression that a more diverse microbiome is at least correlated with improved general health.
What's more, involvement in fraternities or sororities was shown to be strongly correlated with the likelihood of experiencing sexual assault.
Trump support was correlated with higher, not lower, income, both among the population as a whole and among white people.
The height of national trade barriers is simply not correlated with the size of a country's trade surplus or deficit.
He's become the clear choice of party actors, which has historically been highly correlated with doing well in the primaries.
Several studies show that comprehensive sex education is correlated with lower rates of pregnancy, while abstinence-only education is not.
Still, an actor's talent is at least a little bit correlated with the quality of the films he appears in.
Worldwide, Mr. Lankford found, a country's rate of gun ownership correlated with the odds it would experience a mass shooting.
Polling at this point in the general election cycle when an incumbent is running is correlated with the ultimate outcome.
A report from Harvard University's Center for Education Policy Research concluded that DreamBox use correlated with some improved math scores.
A son's adult income is more closely correlated with his father's in the United States than in other comparable countries.
It seems that making people feel things is not always correlated with making them change their minds about the candidates.
Tellingly, swings in the President's overall approval rating have not been well correlated with shifts in his economic approval rating.
Like the Democrats, the Republican donor base is correlated with a region of the country the party dominates politically -- Texas.
Immigration rates were still slightly positively correlated with increases in Democratic vote share, even in the poorest parts of America.
Sekar's job was to sift through these, trying to identify the gene variants that correlated with the risk of schizophrenia.
Biden is also likely to pick up a slew of endorsements from election officials, which is usually correlated with success.
Yet a student's decision to stick with or quit the subject did not seem to be correlated with coding talent.
Collective blame doesn't exist in a vacuum; it's correlated with many other ideas and behaviors that increase hostilities toward Muslims.
This huge difference is probably because gender diversity is also correlated with skill diversity, which improves corporate performance on average.
Despite Santander's and BBVA's international diversification, Fitch considers that the banks' risk profiles remain correlated with that of the Spanish sovereign.
Therefore, the exposure to the local operating environment constrains the company's rating and is highly correlated with the sovereign's credit quality.
A recent study found working hours were the factor most closely correlated with this lack of male participation in the home.
Subramanian tracked 17 different economic indicators that are "strongly correlated" with growth, including electricity consumption, industrial production and commercial vehicle sales.
The research also showed that these topics were closely correlated with propensity to actually run — not just express interest in it.
These, however, faded away and after four weeks of testing he began to report sensations that correlated with the electrodes firing.
Be that as it may, plenty of archival data has been collected on psychological traits highly correlated with grit, like conscientiousness.
In all, it found 1,271 spots in the genome that were significantly correlated with a greater number of years in school.
The final well-being scores that the index produced for each person were closely correlated with their perceptions of life satisfaction.
The dollar/yen has been highly correlated with U.S. bond yields, with lower Treasury yields on Tuesday helping the Japanese currency.
AQR finds that the reason active managers outperformed the indices is that their holdings were highly correlated with junk-bond returns.
In one study, the amount of time spent talking on a cell phone correlated with reduced sperm concentrations and sperm count.
The rating also reflects CG's high business concentration risk in the domestic construction sector, which is closely correlated with the economy.
The value of the app is directly correlated with the number of users in your community who also use the app.
The scientists did, however, measure THC in the urine and noted that more THC in the urine correlated with more changes.
Sift's machine learning systems constantly track what's normal behavior online and what is aberrant behavior most strongly correlated with criminal activity.
A key reason for the better performance is that stocks are now less correlated with each other, compared with sectors overall.
While we can't be sure Instagram Stories directly caused the issue, its rapid rise is highly correlated with Snapchat's slow down.
Internet use is correlated with "less family communication, smaller social circles, more depressive symptoms and greater feelings of loneliness," Hidaka writes.
In their preliminary analysis, Forscher and Kteily found that willingness to express prejudice against black people was correlated with harassing behavior.
They found that corruption across 52 countries was correlated with neither civil-service pay levels nor whether jobs were for life.
As that tunneling energy became small, the electrons in the sheets would slow down and become strongly correlated with one another.
"We also saw that the magnitude of this effect correlated with our volunteers' ratings of complex visual imagery," Carhart-Harris said.
One feature that we did find correlated with virality is whether a meme, in its early stages, spreads through multiple communities.
In that paper, searches such as "complete guide of suicide" correlated with actual suicide deaths between 2004 and 2009 in Taiwan.
Stier said the surveys found that roughly two-thirds of engagement rankings were correlated with confidence in the agency's senior leadership.
Other major cryptocurrencies, including Ethereum ETH=BTSP and Ripple's XRP XRP=BTSP, which are often tightly correlated with bitcoin, also fell.
The new study, published in PNAS, found that medical marijuana was correlated with fewer opioid overdose deaths from 1999 to 2010.
Just months later, researchers found that the controversial show's premiere correlated with Google searches tied to suicide awareness, prevention and ideation.
These days, however, college graduation has become clearly correlated with both tendency to answer polls and tendency to vote for Democrats.
For one, the research has yet to prove if all the problems correlated with cannabis use are actually caused by pot.
A higher level of education is also associated with higher income and greater wealth, which are also correlated with better health.
They found that higher blood pressure readings were directly correlated with lower gray matter volume in several parts of the brain.
Importantly, the magnitude of this effect correlated with people reporting more complex visions and particularly images that were autobiographical in nature.
A well-established body of research shows that the risk of EIDs is strongly correlated with environmental, ecological and socioeconomic factors.
The three agreed that many usages were self-aggrandizing, and often frivolous; they rarely correlated with an act requiring considerable contemplation.
Ideally, we'd find something that could be measured in a blood test, say, and was reliably correlated with someone's life span.
Humor is not only strongly correlated with intelligence, but is also a part of the emotional repertoire of a normal individual.
Instead, egg shape was strongly correlated with a measure of wing shape, called the hand-wing index, that reflects flight ability.
Many studies have looked at whether teacher education is correlated with quality programs, and they have mostly found that it is.
In this sense, support for gun control is weakly correlated with district partisanship, but there is a lot of local variation.
But discriminating against second-generation young people on the basis of their heritage is certainly correlated with social isolation and radicalization.
The growing economy also correlated with increased use of fossil fuels in heavy-polluting sectors such as airplane transportation, trucking, and factories.
When metadata is used and correlated with other open source data without any restrictions, it can reveal profoundly intimate information about individuals.
"Caterpillar's share price is highly correlated with crude oil prices and crude is down over 30 percent since early October," Gilardi said.
"We built our reserve in the first quarter" correlated with rising stress in the energy sector, Chief Financial Officer John Shrewsberry said.
Equity markets so far this year have been strongly correlated with crude oil futures, which earlier this month tanked to decade lows.
"This makes the environment more challenging for active managers when stocks are more correlated with one another," BofAML said in a note.
In fact, higher blood levels of caffeine and other caffeine breakdown products correlated with lower production of inflammatory molecules like IL-1B.
We take the results of all international games since 1990 and see which variables are correlated with the goal difference between teams.
Such requirements are correlated with a higher rate of reoffending, says Jarrett Skorup at the Mackinac Centre for Public Policy in Michigan.
A new study published Tuesday in the Journal of Pediatrics found that childhood corporal punishment could be correlated with future dating violence.
In the training, the bots were asked to divide up a number of objects that each correlated with a different point value.
Health justice—a measure looking at how a person's race, income, or sex correlated with their health—also got worse over time.
In both the Bay Area and Washington, DC, overall collisions are pretty tightly correlated with the number of cyclists on the road.
He analyzed the groups through the same mathematical metrics that neuroscientists use to measure brain interactions that may be correlated with consciousness.
Groch reports that the move to the prescription-based model has increased awareness of their product, which has correlated with increased sales.
When she did so, she found that particular chunks of Neanderthal DNA were indeed correlated with the presence of all three complaints.
Portfolio manager Shen Weizheng at Ivy Capital is shorting Hong Kong equities, which he says are highly correlated with the yuan's trend.
Palm oil price are closely correlated with movements in food and fuel substitutes, soybean and crude oil, which are both under pressure.
The dollar/yen has also been highly correlated with U.S. bond yields, with lower Treasury yields on Tuesday helping the Japanese currency.
Our current findings indicate the change in consciousness due to the sedative was clearly correlated with specific patterns of brain network activity.
In addition, research shows that teenage financial literacy is positively correlated with asset accumulation and net worth by age 25, Brookings said.
Habits such as writing in short concrete sentences, using lists, and mentioning specific locations were seen as positive traits, correlated with conscientiousness.
According to one 2007 study of 90 developing countries, Africa is the only region where urbanisation is not correlated with poverty reduction.
It makes individual stock selection less relevant and reinforces the notion that most of a stock's performance is correlated with its sector.
Exposure to PM 2.5 air pollution is correlated with health problems such as low birth weight and chronic respiratory diseases like asthma.
One study concluded that buying back 3,500 guns per 100,000 people correlated with up to a 50 percent drop in firearm homicides.
While part of this is due to industrial differences in states, educational attainment is also correlated with the broadest measures of unemployment.
This is unsurprising given that academic success in K-12 education systems in the U.S. is highly correlated with income and race.
The World Health Organization has said that there's no evidence of public health-related problems correlated with the use of pure CBD.
High self-oriented perfectionism is generally associated with the most "adaptive" traits correlated with greater productivity and success, including resourcefulness and assertiveness.
Through the cognitive testing and brain imaging, NfL levels were shown to be correlated with cognitive decline and brain shrinkage, said Jucker.
We found that how close a consumer felt toward the waiter correlated with how they rated the quality of service they received.
In the real world, we have a similar system—credit scores—though it is correlated with the ability to consistently pay debts.
After it spread to the Americas, doctors realized it's correlated with microcephaly, or babies born with small heads and potential brain damage.
Elsewhere, like in Cuba, women's high-ranking ministerial and provincial positions have correlated with better abortion policy and systems for women's care.
The review showed that test anxiety is correlated with negative educational outcomes, and that the effects were strongest in the middle grades.
For example, they found the geographic differences in life expectancy for the poorest folks were "significantly correlated" with health behaviors like smoking.
Delinquency rates for consumer loans have already been marching higher, which tends to be correlated with a jump in the unemployment rate.
"Cannabis is correlated with lots of things," said James MacKillop, the co-director of McMaster University's medicinal cannabis research center in Hamilton.
DEMAND: Recent data from top consumer China shows cooling industrial activity, which is highly correlated with the country's demand for industrial metals.
Constipation was most pronounced during the first days of travel, and the degree of constipation correlated with the degree of jet lag.
Many of the locations they found were in genes expressed in the brain and were correlated with performing well on intelligence tests.
SurveyMonkey conducted a similar analysis after the election and also did not find that Mr. Trump's support was correlated with civic engagement.
LDL, serum glucose, and hemoglobin A1c are the most widely studied biomarkers — they have been correlated with clinical endpoints in innumerable studies.
Yet his supporters could always point out that approval ratings before an election year have not historically been correlated with reelection success.
Yes, it's true that endorsements tend to be correlated with primary outcomes, though, as Donald Trump taught us, history doesn't always hold.
Back then the approval ratings of Russian leaders were closely correlated with economic performance, as the political scientist Daniel Treisman has demonstrated.
Given BBUK plc's purely domestic focus, we expect the performance of the bank's loan book to be correlated with the UK economy.
In your book, you lay out a compelling case that IQ reliably is correlated with longevity, economic success, and physical well-being.
Biometric data was collected as they wrote software and this was correlated with interviews with the developers and human-based code reviews.
Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are strongly correlated with one another, as well as with major depression.
Hopes that the yuan may be stabilizing bolstered the euro, which has become more correlated with yuan/dollar moves as trade tensions escalate.
Distillate consumption tends to be correlated with freight and industrial production so it was hit badly by the slowdown in 2015 and 2016.
Your performance quality is weakly correlated with how good the song sounds, and the game signals success with lots of labels and icons.
Most advisors use liquid alts as ballast during falling markets because they invest in nontraditional assets that aren't correlated with stocks or bonds.
Our web analytics show new peaks in non-domestic site traffic share, which is correlated with segment revs, so int'l trajectory is solid.
Enhanced immune response is correlated with more tattoo experience, but maybe healthier people heal easily from tattooing and like to get them more.
On the other hand, Ireland's high GDP per capita and share of women in the workforce are strongly correlated with liberal abortion laws.
Only one facial expression correlated with speed of adoption — what the scientists call AU101, the code for a raising of the inner eyebrows.
Fitch believes that San UK's reputation and business flows are to some extent correlated with the overall creditworthiness of the parent Banco Santander.
An authoritative approach generally correlated with better performance and self-image, for both gifted kids and a control group of academically average children.
While the page estimate is misleading (there weren't 80,000 pages of regulation), more Federal Register pages is almost certainly correlated with more regulations.
Economic growth has returned, the voters have understood, but that has by no means correlated with an economic system that works for them.
The commodities market is filled with value in the form of hard assets, which tend to be negatively correlated with stocks and bonds.
Perfectionism, depression and self-compassion are all correlated with one another, but the direction and influence of the effects is unclear, she added.
" Gundlach continued: "If you look historically at the energy sector versus the S&P 213.5, not surprisingly it's correlated with movements in oil.
It's worth noting that whichever the reason, blatant dehumanization is now more strongly correlated with support for Trump than for any other candidate.
But even with the best methods available, it's very, very hard to prove what events cause death and which are correlated with it.
High-yield fixed income tend to be much more correlated with equities, said Thooft, and their prices also fall when stocks go south.
The ubiquity of portable digital devices has, unsurprisingly, correlated with an increase in time the average person spends in front of a screen.
The size and frequency of the offshore polynya are not closely correlated with temperatures, suggesting a more complex mechanism drives its formation process.
UCLA's Michael Tesler has found that support for Trump in the primaries strongly correlated with respondents' racial resentment, as measured by survey data.
More from Tonic: In other words, seeing their partner as more dependent on the relationship correlated with being less willing to end it.
Specific genetic features, shared by about 80% of the study participants, correlated with a strong, "clinically meaningful" response to the medicine, he said.
Upon investigation, we discovered that this correlated with the release of iOS 12.2 and the roll out of AT&T's 5G E icon.
Also: Just liking scientists and thinking that they're trustworthy was correlated with belief in climate change, whether or not scientific understanding was high.
Meaningful work is positively correlated with all kinds of emotional and psychological plusses, from employee wellbeing to higher levels of innovation and productivity.
At both one- and five-year follow-ups, stress management was more strongly correlated with reversal of coronary artery disease than exercise was.
In both trials, the intensity of the mystical experience described by patients correlated with the degree to which their depression and anxiety decreased.
For years, researchers have found that a Democrat in the White House is correlated with strong excess market returns over the past century.
Factors that correlate with race can be de-emphasized in favor of those that are predictive but not as heavily correlated with race.
Rabobank strategist Lyn Graham-Taylor noted that order book growth has been correlated with the ECB's bond purchases, which first started in 2015.
The probability that my Swedish design furniture will arrive today is decreasing as the hours go by, inversely correlated with my anger levels.
Increased rates of cancer, birth defects, and chronic heart, lung, and kidney disease have all been correlated with living near mountaintop mining sites.
"Higher earnings are positively correlated with longer lifespan," says a guidance document published by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on Thursday.
The main reason for these higher earnings is likely that childhood lead exposure reduces IQ, which is modestly correlated with higher lifetime income.
Isolating the impact of partisanship on a person's taste for turkey is difficult, since political-party affiliation is strongly correlated with many demographic variables.
Unsurprisingly, this might be part of why Google invests so heavily in ML, because improvements are strongly correlated with key business and financial metrics.
The team is not yet certain what causes this range between various locations, but higher consumption rates seem to be correlated with deeper habitats.
Cognition seems to bounce back to normal levels a year or so after the baby is born (possibly correlated with getting some damn sleep).
Links have also been established with Treasuries and other rates products, as the two are often correlated with investment-grade credit trades, Olesky said.
That said, warehouse demand is highly correlated with GDP growth and BofAML Economists would expect a drag on growth if a trade war escalates.
Eating food that is highly satisfying, and in a way that feels highly satisfying is correlated with healthier eating patterns and fewer food obsessions!
Rather, they show that sampling a range of them, from photography to playing an instrument, was strongly correlated with a greater quality of life.
But the effect is limited, since airports' regulated cash flows are generally indexed to inflation, and their commercial income is correlated with GDP growth.
Earnings from Uber and the like are strongly correlated with negative shocks to incomes from other sources (capital platforms are used much more consistently).
Their ability to delay gratification correlated with higher SAT scores, lower levels of substance abuse, lower likelihood of obesity, and other indicators of success.
Views on the welfare state, by contrast, weren't especially correlated with likelihood of supporting the far right, as you can see on this chart.
Subtle variations in the firing of the chambers are correlated with different wave patterns, from beach to reef to point breaks, left and right.
One of the most important findings of the report was that exposure to information about drone delivery correlated with greater interest in the idea.
According to the researchers, drinking three or more cups of coffee per day was correlated with the lowest risk of death in the cohort.
As seen on the national and regional level, increases in the number of school shootings correlated with periods of higher unemployment in these cities.
But the dollar is negatively correlated with S&P futures, which means that when the dollar goes down, stocks go up and vice versa.
Regression analysis by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) shows that the share of securities held by non-residents is negatively correlated with bond yields.
Participants reported that the teddy bear made them angry, and that anger correlated with increased conviction rates of the defendant in the hypothetical cases.
Nearly 20 years ago, astronomers discovered that the mass of a supermassive black hole is tightly correlated with the mass of the entire galaxy.
He also noted that smoking in America is heavily correlated with low education levels and mental health problems — a problem that often gets ignored.
Almost all of these voters believed he was not Christian, an opinion that closely correlated with conservative racial attitudes found in Mr. Tesler's research.
But they found little support for this idea: Life expectancy among poor folks was not significantly correlated with worse health care quality or coverage.
A French study in the 60s which aimed to find if people's careers correlated with the placement of celestial bodies resulted in no correlation.
A 2013 internal report by Harvard found that being Asian-American was negatively correlated with admission, as did an expert analysis for the plaintiffs.
Unemployment is also a major factor explaining where Le Pen did best with the jobless rate by department 58 percent correlated with her scores.
One study conducted in Singapore showed that as people aged the ergo content in their blood declined significantly, which correlated with increasing cognitive impairment.
West Virginia According to the report, the higher the average number of hours worked in a week is also correlated with worse economic outcomes.
He said fund managers want to hold financial instruments that are not correlated with the broader equity market, and digital currencies meet that need.
The risk-on sentiment across markets also weighed on the euro, which has tended to be negatively correlated with risk appetite in recent months.
This correlates with another factor: EF repeatedly finds that English skills are highly correlated with connections and openness to the rest of the world.
Changes to the bank's ratings would be closely correlated with changes in China's sovereign rating, which was affirmed at 'A+' on 13 July 2017.
When I look back at my development as a writer, it is heavily correlated with the loss of that narcissism and its related insecurity.
The results will be correlated with climatic data on humidity, rainfall, and air temperature as Kafuti seeks to understand and bolster the tree's resilience.
The number of fires each year is correlated with the area of deforestation and the severity of the drought during the dry season. 5.
"We found that [signs of creativity] were correlated with dark triad narcissism and psychopathy, but the stronger correlation was for psychopathic boldness," Galang explains.
A study* by Research Affiliates, a fund-management group, found that a factor's most recent five-year performance was negatively correlated with its subsequent return.
Anyone who has ever bought popcorn at the cinema can tell you that price isn't always correlated with value, but in communications, it absolutely is.
A Trump win would impact the Mexican peso as well, and its currency does seem to be correlated with the Republican candidate's prospects of victory.
Individual stocks seem less correlated with each other than during the 2010-2015 period; small stocks, which aren't included in some indices, are doing well.
Some sectors seem to be correlated with the PMI specifically, and Gibbs believes that investors can determine which stocks to buy based on those correlations.
Google's data-mining program looked at 50 million search queries and identified the 45 that were the most closely correlated with the incidence of flu.
A recent study also found that weaker gun laws and higher levels of gun ownership were correlated with more mass shootings at the state level.
When ALMA's data is correlated with the other telescopes later this year, Sagittarius A* should appear against the glowing gas of the accretion disk. Maybe.
The current study, similar to a 2017 study in the UK, found that some screen time was better correlated with happiness than no screen time.
Over the last two decades, the KOPSI 100 share index has been closely correlated with world trade volumes as measured by the Netherlands government statistics.
We found that increases in local uncertainty were strongly correlated with the effects of the recession, a finding that is highly robust across alternate measures.
These observed declines were strongly correlated with the Burmese python's known habitat, and the researchers couldn't find any other plausible explanations for the mammals' disappearance.
A study in March by U.S. researchers found that using such services at least two hours daily was correlated with reporting feelings of social isolation.
Facebook recently had an "its not us it's you" reaction to research showing that use of its service was correlated with poorer mental health outcomes.
The data could be the weakest we have seen in the recent past and this would get correlated with the other sectors, especially consumer products.
"Periods of rapid social and economic change…appear to be at least correlated" with violence against women and children, says Cynthia Bowman of Cornell University.
These measures — education, household income, cost of living, non-routine jobs and projected job growth — are highly correlated with one another, and with voting Democratic.
In other words, we can identify likely illegal immigrants by looking at prisoners with individual characteristics that are highly correlated with being an illegal immigrant.
"The exchange rate is significantly correlated with movements in the slow-moving, persistent trend (in UK inflation)," Forbes wrote in the abstract of the paper.
Many more players will need to be tested, and as the authors note, the findings must be correlated with the results from the players' autopsies.
A person's years of experience, education, location and performance all contribute to their salary," she says, "and none of these attributes are correlated with gender.
Views of Warren were heavily shaped by views of gender roles, but views of gender roles are more correlated with educational attainment than with gender.
"A lot of the markets that are more closely correlated with global data, particularly global PMI data, carry heavy weights in this index," he noted.
And the people who are moving to California, from other states and abroad, tend to have higher education levels, which is correlated with fewer births.
But despite the overt connections between some terrorists and these communities, it's unclear whether exposure to imageboard extremism is correlated with violence or causes it.
Gum disease can increase the risk of heart disease and diabetes, and among pregnant women it is correlated with lower birth weights for their babies.
Once we are identified, the data about who we are and what we are doing can be correlated with other data collected at other times.
Eventually, she became the most powerful piece on the chessboard — a development that Ms. Yalom correlated with the rise of actual powerful queens in Europe.
Speaking of blowhards: A 2017 study of heterosexual behavior on dating apps found that advanced degrees are correlated with a decrease in desirability for women.
There is compelling science behind it, but the "out loud" part is important because in 1994 it was correlated with high test scores among adolescents.
In addition, a report by the Brookings Institution found that teenage financial literacy is positively correlated with asset accumulation and net worth by age 25.
They added that Inventiva's drug, lanifibranor, is "partially correlated" with Genfit, so whichever company produces data first is likely to affect the other one's stock. 
This should not come as a surprise: Highly educated individuals have higher mobility than their less-educated counterparts, and family income is correlated with education.
And those higher rates of violence at the hands of partners are also correlated with other risk factors, like homelessness or engaging in sex work.
We can&apost wait any longerThe likelihood that someone will go to college in our country is too closely correlated with their family&aposs income.
Lower socioeconomic status correlated with more heart attacks (as expected) — but this effect was strongest among people who scored highest on the John Henryism scale.
Despite their lopsided nature, the votes of the courts were highly (and arguably entirely) correlated with the party of the President who appointed the judges.
A meta-analysis — study of studies — found a strong consensus among researchers that access to guns correlated with higher homicide rates in the United States.
And, again, it is weakly correlated with each district's presidential voting patterns, with a range of around 30 percent for most levels of presidential vote.
In his studies with Kteily, Bruneau finds that collective blame among American non-Muslims is correlated with blatant dehumanization — thinking others are less than human.
Grit, a measure of perseverance (which critics charge is very similar to the established personality trait of conscientiousness), is correlated with some measures of achievement.
"Each of these intolerant belief systems was strongly correlated with the other belief systems," they write, with modern sexism and modern racism particularly closely linked.
In both treatment groups, the researchers found that greater increases in Openness correlated with better recovery results; the effect was stronger in the MDMA group.
And what we find is that the things that are about interacting with people and building relationships end up being correlated with all of the measures of long-term well-being that you'd expect, whereas the things that are primarily just about content consumption, even if they're informative or entertaining and people say they like them, are not as correlated with long-term measures of well-being.
To explain this, the researchers point to a fortuitous mutation among the highlanders—an immune gene correlated with smallpox, which may have conferred a protective effect.
Indeed, changes in the percentage of Americans who think Trump cares about the average American have been correlated with changes in the his overall approval rating.
Many conservative women have come forward to say they're horrified by Donald Trump, but sexism has been correlated with support for other Republican candidates as well.
If there's anything we should take away from the Obama administration's tenure, it is that disengagement is positively correlated with the rise of the terrorist threat.
Some have suggested that bitcoin's price may in some sense be correlated with the price of the the energy and hardware necessary to mine the coins.
SoFi actually started its business in the student loan space with a very simple premise: Your educational background is highly correlated with your creditworthiness over time.
Again, we find that racial resentment has significant explanatory power; higher levels of racial resentment are correlated with a preference for decreased government spending and services.
They add that after the FTSE 250, the French CAC stock index and the German DAX stock index are the most correlated with U.K. policy uncertainty.
But bereavement is highly correlated with depression in psychology literature, and Graddy's study suggests that depression triggered by grief doesn't help artists make their best work.
Polling errors in states tend to be correlated with misses by demographic, meaning that if a state is off in one direction, similar states will follow.
Having women in the highest corporate offices is correlated with increased profitability, according to a new study of nearly 22,000 publicly traded companies in 23 countries.
"Good" loans, it turned out, were correlated with telephone-ownership, longer time at the same address, longer employment in the same job and the applicant's age.
A 1982 study found that out-of-pool performance on things like bench and leg presses is less correlated with in-pool performance among elite swimmers.
It did not, therefore, much affect the fact that, on average, birds' flight distances were inversely correlated with the level of human disturbance in their territories.
If TSF falls from now on matters not only for China, but for the rest of the world as it is closely correlated with U.S. manufacturing.
Business sentiment, which is strongly correlated with economic activity, has improved markedly, while investment picked up in the second quarter after nine consecutive quarters of decline.
Studies have shown that playing sports early in life is correlated with greater success in business, since competitive sports can teach discipline, teamwork and leadership skills.
Still, the Azzurri had nearly 70% of possession across two nervy games, and 37 shots to Sweden's 12, metrics that are strongly correlated with winning games.
In Chetty's study, for example, the researchers found that life expectancy among the poorest individuals was "significantly correlated" with health behaviors like smoking, obesity, and exercise.
Analysis of the data showed that skull shape (obviously) correlated with the individual breeds and the breed with the most smooshed-up face was the pug.
And I found that if you lived in a state that cut away infrastructure and schools and funding, that correlated with higher high school dropout rates.
The researchers went on to examine the protein in humans and found that levels of the protein correlated with the total fat mass in a person.
Financials saw $1.2 billion of outflows while energy funds lost $600 million, another sign of investors' growing caution over sectors more correlated with the business cycle.
That the oil price correlated with Soviet politics is not surprising – in the uncompetitive command economy oil and gas revenues accounted for 67% of all exports.
Sea surface temperature anomalies in this area, known as Nino region 20163, are the most closely correlated with all the other phenomena associated with El Nino.
"We've seen this reflation trade and that's correlated with tax reform," said Jeff Zipper, managing director of investments at the Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank.
All of the evidence showed that grandiose narcissism tended to be correlated with traits that help you succeed, such as mental toughness, confidence and goal-orientation.
Moreover, high ratings at Yelp were correlated with lower mortality for myocardial infarctions and pneumonia — and fewer readmissions for those problems as well as heart failure.
Evidence of this final episode in his third molar correlated with an abnormal curvature in his tailbone that only could have developed around the same time.
I also didn't possess a certain kind of feral charisma or mystery, and I didn't know, though I wondered a lot, if charisma correlated with talent.
Past research has found that over a long time horizon, GDP growth and long-term economic health are not correlated with short-term stock market performance.
The goal of owning "alts" is to add to portfolios risk/reward potential that's not correlated with the movements of stocks or bonds, aka traditional investments.
Shang-Jin Wei, a Columbia University business professor, found that rising real estate price increases in 35 big cities were strongly correlated with lopsided gender ratios.
Both are highly correlated with presidential election results, but the latter is just a correlate of presidential vote choice, while the former is a direct measurement.
The large, round wooden table in the dining room correlated with the circular shape of the ceiling, enhanced by side chairs fitting for the regal space.
Mr. Richman then factored in demographic characteristics he thought correlated with citizenship status to estimate how many noncitizens were on the overall list of roughly 14,000.
"Fake it till you make it" is a well-worn business cliché for a good reason: Extensive studies show that confidence is highly correlated with success.
"You can coordinate the optic flow of visual information inside the V.R. headset such that it's correlated with the actual motion of the vehicle," he said.
Gold has been highly correlated with the yuan in recent weeks, with the Chinese currency acting as a proxy for concerns about U.S.-China trade tensions.
Interestingly, FOSTA-SESTA's impact didn't get discussed extensively during the panels — although Souras said its passage has roughly correlated with a drop in child abuse material.
Suddenly it made sense that inflammation in the body was correlated with cognitive decline, depression, mood disorders, and a loss of synaptic connectivity in the brain.
"The sector's performance has been increasingly correlated with interest rates, but the sector receives no credit for quality and cash return," she wrote on Nov. 19.
Consumption of middle distillates such as gasoil, diesel and jet fuel, used mostly in freight transport, manufacturing and mining, is closely correlated with the business cycle.
In the United States, access to birth control is correlated with higher educational attainment for women, greater earnings, and a narrowing of the gender wage gap.
This lack of affection correlated with a "fearful avoidant attachment style," the same reaction so common in affection-deprived children from orphanages — and in many men.
That may be directly correlated with the fact that the only recipe we can think of really is a mushy green bean one from Grandma's cookbook (blegh).
At first—in the moments immediately after the first photon passes through the beam splitter—the second photon is very strongly correlated with the first photon's path.
A downturn in both the automotive sector and construction completions, both closely correlated with aluminium usage, was exacerbated by the simmering trade dispute with the United States.
Bitcoin is a very volatile asset, but is generally not correlated with other markets, making it a useful place to invest when other assets fall in value.
Applied to the chip, the researchers' algorithms found five transistors whose activity was strongly correlated with the brightness of the most recently displayed pixel on the screen.
"Results from both Zimbabwe and South Africa correlated with those obtained from the Foods and Drugs Laboratory that indicated a positive presence of Sildenafil Citrate," it said.
If GWAS finds a SNP that is correlated with a trait, it could mean that SNP is a part of a gene that influences that trait directly.
Toward that end, Lynch's company has looked at dozens of Alzheimer's patients' brains to confirm that the proteins are causing the problem, not merely correlated with it.
"Muscular micro-shifts from visitors will be captured and correlated with complex emotional and cognitive states recognized by the innovative software engine," it said in a release.
Crude prices have been closely correlated with the accumulation and liquidation of hedge fund positions in Brent and especially WTI since the start of 2015 (tmsnrt.rs/1SKnhyS).
Traffic volume growth has been correlated with the rise and fall in retail gasoline prices over at least the past 20163 years, among other factors (tmsnrt.rs/2tS9i6S).
Studies show, however, that hearing loss in the elderly is strongly correlated with cognitive decline, so I'm not sure this really gets Trump out of the woods.
That may sound like a lot, and the protective effect only correlated with fresh fruits and vegetables—processed foods like tomato sauce didn't show the same link.
The only significant piece of data that even roughly correlated with the sudden change in the market's trend lines was the news that wages were going up.
Political power, he saw, was precisely correlated with wealth: When property is concentrated among the few, landowners can wield undue influence and distort the balance of power.
Because 6900M is large and sells across a wide swath of the economy, you would expect its sales to be correlated with the economy as a whole.
We were seduced to purchase through telephone, radio, newspapers and TV solicitations and then more granularly through targeted marketing using census data correlated with localized survey data.
These strategies tend to be less correlated with U.S. stocks, he said, and some — such as option writing — tend to be ideal in a volatile flat market.
In the last quarter of a century, traffic growth has been closely correlated with both the state of the economy and changes in the cost of fuel.
DATA: Metals markets are looking ahead to Chinese investment and industrial production data, both highly correlated with demand for base metals, and house price numbers this week.
It depicts the ratio between nonfinancial market capitalization and nonfinancial corporate gross value-added — and according to Hussman, it's readings are highly correlated with actual market returns. 
Political scientists have found that over the last decade or so, support for feminism, from both men and women, has been increasingly correlated with support for Democrats.
The team tracked changes in the activity of genes and other molecular processes in those cells, looking for patterns that correlated with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or autism.
The researchers tested the theory against historical stock market data since 1962, and found that falling interest rates indeed correlated with market leaders that outperformed the laggards.
Contrary to the belief of most scientists that denial of climate change is an effect of scientific illiteracy, it is not at all correlated with scientific literacy.
Perhaps the United States is becoming more like the rest of the industrialized world, where declining birthrates are correlated with a lack of support for working mothers.
The locations of the homes of the patients were closely correlated with the intensity of the tremor; in almost every case, the patients lived near the epicenter.
One of the most interesting trends in the previous special elections in 2017 and 2018 is how the results correlated with the 2016 and 2012 presidential results.
Now, the rise of Instagram has correlated with a more curated approach to online photo-sharing, and people are generally more aware of privacy and security concerns.
Research shows the number of police officers stationed in a school is more closely correlated with the number of Black students attending it than any crime statistic.
There are many different errors that can accumulate and they can be correlated with each other, so we try to control for as many as we can.
Meditation was correlated with reduced thoughts about the future and greater feelings of calm and serenity — states seemingly not conducive to wanting to tackle a work project.
A new study has found that rising ocean temperatures correlated with the widespread deaths of the sunflower star, a species of starfish native to the Pacific Ocean.
Even with this information, why, for instance, did Jones think the change in Jackson's skin color correlated with a change in how Jackson viewed his racial identity?
" Zuckerberg, apparently referring to research Facebook has conducted, claimed that "the things that are about interacting with people and building relationships end up being correlated with all of the measures of long-term well-being that you'd expect, whereas the things that are primarily just about content consumption, even if they're informative or entertaining and people say they like them, are not as correlated with long-term measures of well-being.
People who move to places where they can be more productive realise almost instant gains; higher shares of immigrants are correlated with higher rates of entrepreneurship and dynamism.
The second leading cause of maternal death in Texas is drug overdose, and it appears to be correlated with cutting off new mothers' Medicaid coverage after 60 days.
"Crocodiles and alligators have some of the strongest bite force amongst all living animals, and the strength of bite force is directly correlated with body size," Groh said.
Legalist gathers data from cases dating back to 863 to figure out the risk and case duration for a specific case, gauging 853 variable correlated with case outcome.
Who is made whole by Walker's decontextualized images of violence correlated with race, gender, sex, and with chattel slavery and the social practices devolving from that historical circumstance?
The variability was the key, rather than the blood pressure levels themselves: The researchers did not find that participants' average blood pressure readings correlated with worse cognitive performance.
The researchers found that school selectivity, as measured by the average SAT scores of the school's admitted students, is correlated with post-college incomes and decisions about marriage.
First, we did find that the average and maximum intelligence of the group members was correlated with the group's collective intelligence, but this correlation was only moderately strong.
Among OECD countries, greater public provision of child care and education for children aged under five is strongly correlated with higher employment rates for mothers of young children.
Lately the buy-to-let boom has been correlated with galloping house prices, which have made it harder for youngsters to get a foot on the housing ladder.
In Tinder and any social network's case, the value of the app is directly correlated with the number of users in your community who also use the app.
Looking at presidential elections from 23-2008, they find that polls taken before presidential debates are highly correlated with those taken after a week after the debates ended.
Columbia Contrarian Core Fund, the second-biggest fund with a contrarian name tracked by FactSet, is even more highly correlated with the S&P 500 than the Contrafund.
Brand recall is strongly correlated with deposit share, McKinsey found, which explains why some of the largest banks are ramping up marketing investments or experimenting with new advertisements.
Shorting by hedge funds and other money managers has been closely correlated with the rise and fall of crude futures prices since the start of 2015 (tmsnrt.rs/20oD63J).
This index correlated with an average St. Louis-area home price of $214,260 for the year 2016 versus the U.S. metro average of $326,999 for the same period.
Researchers have found that gang membership is strongly correlated with youth who are experiencing problems in multiple areas, including drugs, learning disabilities, low school commitment and family instability.
KEY RATING DRIVERS BGEO's ratings reflect Fitch's view that the default risk of the holding company (holdco) is highly correlated with that of its main operating entity BoG.
Academics at the Mendoza College of Business at the University of Notre Dame found that option-heavy pay plans were correlated with a higher likelihood of product recalls.
Typically we take surveys to determine which variables are most correlated with poverty, such as having a thatched roof or a dirt floor or not having a toilet.
DATA: Chinese investment and industrial production data, both highly correlated with demand for base metals, are due on Wednesday and house price data will be published on Thursday.
In theory, these reports offer a wealth of information of how positions change over time, which can be correlated with prices and should support lots of useful research.
This requires corporate tax reform to encourage business investment, which is 88 percent correlated with job creation because firms that build and expand will also hire more workers.
The phenomenon is so strongly correlated with congressional action that leaders have begun to manufacture synthetic deadlines to try to complete a certain debate in a reasonable timeframe.
While familial prioritization correlated with a higher salary, it is possible that some of the findings simply demonstrated that people with higher salaries felt more comfortable prioritizing family.
"Because the markers we identified in this study are not correlated with patient age, we are hopeful they may be applied in adult populations, as well," he said.
But the short-term rise and fall in WTI prices has been somewhat correlated with the accumulation and liquidation of hedge fund long and short positions since 231.
It's that immigration views were highly correlated with voters switching their allegiance from the Democratic presidential nominee in 2012 (Barack Obama) to the Republican nominee in 2016 (Trump).
Researchers traced the relationship satisfaction of 135 couples in Tennessee over the first four years of their marriages to assess how the couples' expectations correlated with their happiness.
Scientific research indicates that breastfeeding is correlated with a number of health benefits, from babies having higher IQs to mothers having a lower risk of developing breast cancer.
" At some point, Adibi said, "we need to understand if particles in poop are correlated with particles in our target tissues—the liver, brain, reproductive organs, fetuses, placentas.
An official with the Hong Kong police told reporters Friday that the arrests of the activists were "not correlated" with the 2014 anniversary, according to the Washington Post.
Lead is correlated with other known risk factors for cardiovascular disease — most importantly, that lead exposure tends to be higher in lower-income communities like Flint, Lim said.
IQ is highly correlated with these measures of academic achievement, so it is almost surely the case that the black-white IQ gap has been very substantially reduced.
In fact, among the women I spoke with, the factor that most correlated with a positive experience was whether or not the head of the lab was understanding.
The goal is to look at whether students with comparable qualifications have different odds of admission that could be correlated with race and how stereotypes influence the process.
Using accelerometers mounted to the players' helmets, the scientists observed that the degree of white matter loss correlated with how much rotational acceleration the players' brains had experienced.
Citigroup analyst Mark May's Tuesday note to clients points out that Facebook's advertising revenue was 93 percent correlated with Alphabet's "core sites" revenue over the last five quarters.
"Cesarean section is correlated with reduced breastfeeding, but then of course the complication rates, the mobility, the mortality," said Zeck, who was not involved in the new study.
But that advantage doesn't seem to be helping the Republicans as much as it has in past cycles, when congressional election results were increasingly correlated with presidential results.
Last year the British Medical Journal published a large-sample study that found long-term use of PPIs was correlated with a 25 percent higher chance of death.
Freiburg police sent an investigator to the scene to replicate his movements, and sure enough, his Health app activity correlated with what was recorded on the defendant's phone.
You could also point out that immigration and unemployment have moved inversely for the last 130 years (meaning more immigration has correlated with lower unemployment and vice versa).
Negative spreads, known as "contango", when the price of the nearby contract is below the longer-dated one, are correlated with high and rising inventories, when production exceeds consumption.
The Alerian index has also become less correlated with oil prices themselves, with a 50-day correlation of negative 0.66 to U.S. crude, the biggest disconnect in four years.
This much is true: William Gadoury, now 15, won a contest to present his theory that Mayan cities were correlated with constellations at a conference a few years ago.
"You can see that the real is more correlated with Brazilian fundamentals, so even as things were happening, it did not depreciate as much as the peso," he says.
Surveys have found, for example, that support for Brexit, Trump, and other far-right politicians closely correlated with support for stricter immigration policies and higher levels of racial resentment.
How it works: Alhanai used a neural network to find characteristics of speech — like pitch or breathiness — that relate most closely to depression but aren't correlated with one another.
Clarification (August 10th 2018): This article was amended to reflect the fact that factors in bonds provide consistent returns, but not necessarily ones correlated with overall bond-market returns.
Yet this measure is weakly correlated with actual economic outcomes such as investment: what London-based journalists think is important may not matter much to a firm in Birmingham.
Men's earnings tend to be more strongly correlated with overall economic activity than those of women; younger workers' wages track the economy more closely than those of older workers.
We downloaded the scores of every international match since 1990, and found a few indicators that were correlated with the art of consistently scoring more goals than the opposition.
Every time I've reached out to Trump fans there it has sometimes resulted in them questioning my ethnicity and belonging (I keep a Twitter strongly correlated with my identity).
The performance of the Brazilian real has become more strongly correlated with prices, with a weak real encouraging producers there to sell more coffee, which is priced in dollars.
"The passive fund flows as a sentiment indicator are highly correlated with market returns, which indicates that significant selloffs might be exacerbated by these flows," the Barclays analyst wrote.
This is concerning not only because you have one human rating another as "less than," but because a willingness to dehumanize is correlated with anti-immigrant actions and behaviors.
Still, offices are germ jungle gyms, so heeding her advice is wise, especially since high volume training can be correlated with an increased risk of upper respiratory tract infections.
Statistical analysis of the world is muddied by the vast number of variables, many of which are correlated with the thing whose effect the economist is trying to isolate.
"Food security, free trade and sustainability are a triangle of factors that are correlated with each other — one can't be excluded from the other," Cargill's Van Deursen told CNBC.
Looking at the daily performance by region, the world as a whole (excluding the U.S.) is moderately correlated with the S&P 500, with a correlation coefficient of 0.57.
If we assume that the results in each race aren't correlated with each other, that gives Cruz a 40% chance to win at least one of those states tonight.
Walker noted how pressure changes over the Pacific and Indian oceans were inversely correlated with one another as well as linked to the occasional failure of the Indian monsoon.
A study in Cincinnati, Ohio, showed an increase in pollution to be correlated with a higher number of psychiatric-hospital visits by children troubled by anxiety and suicidal thoughts.
In conjunction with the Democracy Fund Voter Study Group's report, John Sides from George Washington University also found that attitudes about illegal immigration were strongly correlated with vote switching.
SENIOR DEBT - CICC Hong Kong Finance The MTN programme's ratings are directly correlated with notable changes in the willingness or ability of CICC to support the guarantor or issuer.
The results revealed significant genetic overlap, meaning that the genes associated with antisocial traits were correlated with the genes associated with reproducing earlier in life and having more children.
And if you look at the times in history when government was most responsive to public opinion, it doesn't appear that responsiveness is super well-correlated with good governance.
"But it's also true that spanking is correlated with an increase in behavior problems over time among children with similar levels of misbehavior relative to nonphysical forms of discipline."
Beyond mortality statistics, other studies have found that educational attainment is correlated with better mental health, decreased rates of depression, and higher self-ratings of general health in midlife.
The study also found that while high testosterone levels in new dads helped protect against depression in fathers, it correlated with an increased risk of depression in new moms.
The GWASs don't just pick up on the variants that contribute to a disease, they pick up on the variants that are just coincidentally correlated with the disease variants.
Scientists haven't found any upticks in obesity or cancer or gastrointestinal illnesses or allergies that could plausibly be correlated with the introduction of GM foods anywhere in the world.
"While there's a lot of mixed indicators impacting the markets, the overall economy remains strong and air passenger growth tends to be most highly correlated with G.D.P.," he said.
But a person's risk for coronary artery disease really only starts to increase if they have the very highest number of SNPs that are correlated with heart disease risk.
If, on the other hand, you selected people at random from the general population and gauged their basketball potential, you would find that it was highly correlated with height.
A study published in 2016 in Drug and Alcohol Dependence, a scientific journal, found that buprenorphine and methadone access were correlated with income and ethnicity in New York City.
To extend the metaphor of a marriage, anger is not correlated with separation and divorce, according to the relationship expert John Gottman, a professor at the University of Washington.
By examining the 254 counties in Texas, we see that Cruz's losses were not strongly correlated with the percentage Latinos made up of the population or Latino population growth.
Dr. Insel said a few of the signals, like changes in users' keyboard accuracy and speed, correlated with similar motor skills changes that researchers could measure in lab tests.
He says that negativity is correlated with depression rates, which have been on the rise in America, especially among teens, according to Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.
None of the children were considered evening types, but there were definite variations in how extremely "morning" they were — and those differences correlated with the time of melatonin release.
"About half of the overlap is strongly correlated with their genetic relationships, telling us that their shared causal factors likely underlie their shared biology about 50% of the time."
The share of Americans in poverty, as measured by the Census Bureau, has fallen every year since 2012, an improvement that is historically correlated with declining food-stamp participation.
A 2015 study found that, across 140 fifth-grade classrooms in the southwestern US, poor ventilation and high CO2 levels were strongly correlated with lower math scores for students.
FROST: THE MORE I THINK ABOUT YOUR SHARE PRICE, JAMIE, AND FOR ALL OF THE BIG BANKS, IT'S BEEN SO TIGHTLY CORRELATED WITH WHAT THE YIELD CURVE IS DOING.
In contrast, scarcity of money and education is correlated with lower rates of financial literacy, and, consequently, misinformed financial decisions like using costly payday or high-interest home loans.
It found social jet lag correlated with insulin resistance — a precursor to diabetes — lower HDL cholesterol (the good kind), higher levels of triglycerides, higher waist circumference, and higher BMI.
At the same time, many small genetic changes are involved in the expression of a single trait, and each change is correlated with a tiny tweak to the human form.
Since China began its big buildup of Treasuries about a decade ago, the trend in custody holding levels has been highly correlated with changes in China's balance of Treasury holdings.
But given that these factors are themselves correlated with race, Mr Card's argument is statistically rather like saying that once you correct for racial bias, Harvard is not racially biased.
Positive spreads, termed "backwardation", when the price of the nearby contract is above the longer-dated one, are correlated with low and falling inventories, when production falls short of consumption.
There's evidence suggesting that wealth is negatively correlated with the capacity for empathy and compassion, and that rich people are more likely to lie, cheat, and steal in laboratory experiments.
People who tend to be higher on scales that measure suggestibility and absorption (two factors correlated with hypnotizability) can be more at risk for adverse effects from playing this role.
Forty-three people participated in the two-year experiment, during which various measurements were taken regularly and correlated with real-world events like travel, sleep trouble, sickness and so on.
RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS AND SENIOR DEBT Since BBVAC's ratings and Outlook are correlated with those of BBVA, changes in BBVA's ratings may result in changes to BBVAC's IDRs and Outlook.
Then a computer program combed through millions of sites on the gene code where people tend to variate from one another, and singled out the areas that correlated with smarts.
That allowed its hedge-fund customer to bet profitably on the S&P 500 and Tenet Healthcare, a hospital firm whose share price seemed especially correlated with the bill's prospects.
"A lot of things that are falling in price have got no real direct economic or real specific risk correlated with the referendum today or necessarily with Europe," he said.
Meanwhile, when compared against blue and swing states, increased searches for both "Hillary Clinton" and "Donald Trump" are more likely to be correlated with depression and anxiety in red ones.
"Early puberty is correlated with many risks and experiences that are independently important for cardiovascular health - such as obesity, smoking, socioeconomic status, and higher life stress," Mendle said by email.
By contrast, Trump's efforts to incite voter intimidation and accuse minority voters of ballot-stuffing is at least correlated with, if not causing, an increase in early voting among Democrats.
"Even though the obesity epidemic was correlated with the increasing prevalence of processed food consumption, this is the first time we've seeing this in a randomized, controlled trial," Kumar said.
Price moves for smaller coins have been closely correlated with their bigger cousin through crypto's first decade, even as altcoins seek to gain prominence among investors and real-world usage.
Mid-distillates such as road diesel and marine gasoil are the fuel of choice for manufacturers and freight companies, so their refining margin is closely correlated with the economic cycle.
Sands acknowledges this criticism, but wrote that hoarding cash is "highly correlated with tax evasion," and it only represents "a minute fraction of high denomination notes" when retained during crises.
One of the world's largest petrochemicals firms, SABIC has been suffering like many companies in its industry from the impact of falling oil prices, which are correlated with petrochemical prices.
Mishra said the real surprise was that junk bonds, usually highly correlated with oil prices, continued to rally and attract inflows even as the energy sector was the worst performer.
South Korea's KOSPI-100 equity index, which has a heavy exposure to export industries and has been closely correlated with world trade, is down almost 8% compared with July 2018.
For example, a health care company may find that patient outcomes are highly correlated with happy employees, or employees who feel happy with the flexibility of their schedules, he said.
Zitelmann said he expected even more of the high-net worth individuals interviewed to fall into those categories, as other studies have concluded that antagonism is correlated with entrepreneurial success. 
A 2016 study published by the Pediatrics journal found that the increasing rates of depression in adolescents, especially in girls, correlated with the use of mobile phones and texting apps.
Ted Hart, who follows financial stocks at Tufton Capital Management in Baltimore, said the new Leucadia with Jefferies as its core was highly correlated with the high-yield debt market.
After participants completed these creative thinking tasks in the fMRI, we measured functional connectivity between all brain regions—how much activity in one region correlated with activity in another region.
A 2018 study published in Demography modeled 80 years of birth data in the US, and found that heat waves correlated with decreased birth rates nine to ten months later.
It found that "moderate use" of Facebook was associated with the lowest mortality rate, and that receiving friend requests correlated with reduced mortality, but that sending friend requests did not.
We developed and trained an algorithm that can quickly analyze thousands of pieces of text and pick out the specific words and phrases that are correlated with human receptiveness ratings.
Anger-management issues and impulsive-aggressive behavior are highly correlated with gun violence, as are common mental health issues such as PTSD and alcoholism, according to Swanson, the Duke professor.
One such paper, by political scientists Peter Burns and James Gimpel, looked at American polls from the 1990s and found that hard economic times correlated with increased expressions of racism.
It's not that they don't want to learn, they have just been raised in the bosom of the favela subculture where studying has never been directly correlated with making money.
There has long been a theory that Mr. Trump's supporters have lower social trust, which is correlated with not responding to pollsters, but there's little public data to support it.
Levels of that enzyme, Hall already knew, were also correlated with Parkinson's disease, depression and schizophrenia, and in clinical trials people with those conditions had shown a strong placebo response.
This is concerning not only because you have one human rating another as "less than" but also because a willingness to dehumanize is correlated with anti-immigrant actions and behaviors.
For police in particular, one study found that every 10 percent increase in firearm ownership correlated with 10 additional officers killed at the state level over a 15-year period.
A 2009 study showed that more time spent on leisure activities was correlated with lower blood pressure, lower levels of depression and stress, and overall better psychological and physical functioning.
A 2013 study of 105 straight women, published by Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that a bigger penis correlated with perceived male attractiveness, particularly for taller men.
Recent studies have found Islamophobic sentiment is on the rise in the US. One study has even found that Trump's tweets about Islam are correlated with anti-Muslim hate crimes.
Fitch expects leverage to stabilise at 30%-40% for the next two years as KWG's leverage is correlated with its contracted sales growth rate and its land-bank replenishment strategy.
In fact, because the price of bitcoin is not well-correlated with those of other asset classes, it can be a strong source of diversification for individual and institutional investors.
To further test Pastor and Veronesi's findings, Arnott et al looked beyond the U.S. to see if changes in political power are correlated with changing fortunes of local stock markets.
Sunspots are a visible sign of intense magnetic activity that contributes to space weather, so the fact that they were correlated with whale strandings hinted at a possible magnetic explanation.
But when the researchers looked to environmental factors such as weather and plant growth for some kind of explanation, elevated temperatures in the summer most strongly correlated with smaller birds.
When looking at every year since 1928, the performance of the stock market in one year was not correlated with the performance during the previous year, according to the research.
For instance, the annual number of people who drowned by falling into a swimming pool is highly correlated with the number of films Nicolas Cage appeared in during that year.
"More guns are associated with more homicides across industrialized countries" Harvard researchers Daniel Hemenway and Matthew Miller examined 26 developed countries and checked whether gun ownership correlated with murder rates.

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