Domestic violence is the leading correlating factor with mass murder.
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The problem is, try correlating this to stock market performance.
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Its lines flit with an improvisatory gloss — another correlating rhyme.
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Chart showing traffic spikes correlating with John Oliver (JO) related events.
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"You saw improvement correlating with administration of the phage," he said.
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Or is inequality merely correlating to or reflecting the real problems?
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The system works by watching video and correlating sounds with particular objects.
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Correlating presidential primary turnout with general election success is hard to do.
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But this study was based on a model, correlating data from two sets.
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Dan: We knew that there could be an issue with people correlating the names.
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The end result of secondary analysis is the data correlating to a whole genome.
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In fact, there is no track record of business success correlating with Presidential success?
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The increase has seen a correlating rise in racist attacks and neofascism in Italy.
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This trend was most notable in more rural areas, possibly correlating to the opioid crisis.
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But Progressive has done a better job of managing—of correlating our risk with rate.
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ScienceDirect recently published findings correlating WMD's (wireless mobile devices) time and anxiety, specifically for the millennials.
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This of course has been correlating to an average rise in temperatures across the Earth's surface.
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All in all, the research shows a correlating decline in successful pregnancy rates as B.M.I. rises.
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The trackers themselves have become more complex, watching and correlating many types of behaviors across many sites.
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But after basic needs like food, security and clean housing are met, income stops correlating with happiness.
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Reservations go live on March 5 for $138 per night, correlating with Lucy's 138 years of life.
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Follow-up research is needed to find a definite answer, but there are some correlating factors, Sherman said.
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They're there to make the world of the game feel alive, correlating with the name of their team.
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Kare also developed the idea that the graphics should be easily readable symbols, correlating to real world objects.
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A lot of publications and fans are correlating everything McGregor does with the potential boxing bout with 'Money'.
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Such correlating doctrine would reasonably enter into force only where relevant aggressions had credibly threatened Israel's physical existence.
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Giving the account an actual name correlating to its purpose helps curtail the temptation to move funds out.
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A big part of this comes from viewing luxury differently and not correlating more income with more spending.
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Woodhams added that since the biggest correlating factor linking shutdowns in 2019 was major protests and national elections.
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It stems from people correlating accurate spelling with a good education and outsize intelligence, which is actually incorrect.
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Correlating the study's findings with the results of the 2016 presidential election captures the enormity of that shift.
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Multiple sensors would have been measuring voltage and current levels throughout the stadium and correlating this with expected usage.
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Any correlating effect of Biden's efforts toward finding a cancer cure and cancer diagnoses/deaths is not yet clear.
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So, every part we use on the pet houses we can reference to the correlating part in the home.
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Maine's complexion lends to the plot, with the ruddiness of his skin correlating to his drug and alcohol use.
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"The crude oil market is correlating to that," said Bob Yawger, director of energy futures at Mizuho in New York.
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The study shows that anti-Muslim attacks surged at numerous points correlating directly with rhetoric coming out of the election.
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"We're starting to notice patterns about women being happy at a company [correlating with] what their policies are," she says.
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Correlating the frequency and dose of marijuana exposure of children with long-lived, adverse effects should be a research priority.
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Lookups for "they" increased 313% in 2019, correlating with the increase in visibility for non-binary people in mainstream media.
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Trump has often made public statements correlating record highs in the stock market with the health of the U.S. economy.
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It said Trump's approval rating was a good proxy for Washington risks, correlating with both interest rates and gold prices.
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"Personally, I think this is happening because they are correlating us with big pharma now that hemp is legal," Bickett said.
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The SkyGuru app uses algorithms that perpetually analyze flight data to make forecasts and offer correlating soothing words for the passenger.
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"WTI is correlating to U.S. equities, which are stronger," said Bob Yawger, director of energy futures at Mizuho in New York.
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But before the computer measures the state, the player can entangle the bomb with a second bomb, correlating where both explode simultaneously.
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"I'm having a tough time correlating the negative headlines on the business environment and the reality of what we see," he said.
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As for the studies correlating height and earning potential, subsequent studies have found cognitive ability to be the mediating factor predicting success.
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BECKY QUICK: Correlating risk— WARREN BUFFETT: But we're— BECKY QUICK: --with rate, meaning— WARREN BUFFETT: In other words, having the proper rate.
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Part of the reason, it seems, is that practice and outcomes appear to move in near lockstep, with dedication correlating highly with performance.
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There are no hard rules correlating smile and sound, though Vida says he added a tone each time a smile reached its apex.
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After a few vertical swipes, Google has a tough time correlating your searches with current news, and the feed's relevance starts to plummet.
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He has relentlessly sought it out in Mendoza, digging pits, analyzing soil samples, correlating his discoveries with what he tastes in the wines.
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Jigsaw will seek to become "talent investors" by correlating available data on founders at the pre-seed and seed stage to improve outcomes.
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Attackers can postulate user names and passwords by correlating data from other breaches, and then launch automated attacks to discover what combinations work.
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It also marks the third straight quarter of member acceleration, correlating with the launch of one-day delivery earlier this year, it said.
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For now, there are too few elections with robust early voting opportunities, and too few studies correlating early voting figures with eventual turnout.
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Reading general states of focus with electrodes, then correlating it to some kind of activity, is an old trick — and one that's often oversold.
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First, the authors' prediction about future sleepless nights is based on a model, which itself is based on correlating variables in two different datasets.
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Her monthly cost is also currently the same as the aforementioned Kardashian-Jenners', except she does not appear to have a correlating app (yet).
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The UNC group's next goal is to predict specific autism symptoms, correlating brain scans with future language difficulties, sensory sensitivities, social difficulties, or repetitive behaviors.
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Faeries are more than elementals or energies correlating to each direction and element, faeries are considered to be sentient beings with their own unique traits.
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In general, since we know of several environmental facts that influenced the location of Maya settlements, the idea correlating them with stars is utterly unlikely.
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Mortgage rates did fall back in December, and builders like Lennar reported seeing a correlating jump in buyer traffic through model homes, though not contract signings.
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The Stanford/Cambridge study splits Facebook users up by personality type, with each type correlating to a group of liked pages typically associated with that temperament.
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If we all have a location tracker like a smartphone, correlating data reveals who we spend our time with -- including who we spend the night with.
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By correlating diverse boards with greater board effectiveness and the promotion of long-term value creation, the association's recommendation transcends public policy debates and moral imperatives.
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There are 15 symbols in total, one correlating to each of the 13 songs, along with the volcano and the martini glass from the front cover.
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"From that, we can learn about the fundamental drivers of such features, and also aid new ore exploration strategies, correlating across political boundaries and modern seas."
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The paper involved analyzing data on research funding from 2100 to 2015, and correlating that data with mortality statistics from the CDC from 2004 to 2014.
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Exact figures correlating the rise in heroin use with the increase in children being cared for by someone other than a parent are hard to pin down.
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I think Sessions's argument is correlating that there have been these spikes in certain cities of crime at the same time that the prison population went down.
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There is no research correlating the number of books on introversion with the number of cocktails not consumed by people not going out for drinks after work.
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By correlating weather patterns and drink orders, the coffee seller can get a predictive edge on what customers will be ordering on a given day, and where.
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Though any human experience must show processing in the brain, the idea that profound spiritual moments could be identified, and somehow "explained" by their correlating region, took hold.
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There are excellent studies correlating increased exposure to media portrayals of violence, high risk sexual behaviors, drug and alcohol abuse with increased participation of those activities among teens.
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"Right now we're correlating it with county-level and state-level health outcomes," which will hopefully be helpful for health researchers in the future, Nguyen told Reuters Health.
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By correlating radiocarbon dates with shark lengths to calculate the age, the research team discovered one particularly aged shark was 392 years old, give or take 120 years.
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Cyclical indicators such as the ISM purchasing managers index above 60, with unemployment under 4.5 percent, are arguably "too good," correlating with poor 12-month returns for stocks.
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Among other things, they did a computer analysis of 1,500 short films from the website Vimeo, graphing their emotional peaks and valleys and correlating them to user comments.
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Only this time, you can also get so much more than just the magazine — you now also have the option to buy a correlating tattoo design of each model.
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The report claims that within OECD countries, youth unemployment, levels of criminality, access to weapons and distrust in the electoral process are the most significant factors correlating with terrorism.
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That is a massive increase with not I think a correlating fact banner that would indicate that we have that many more thousands of people who have legitimate claims.
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Correlating research funding to prevalence of a disease could be misleading, said Dr. Gilaad Kaplan of the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada, who wasn't involved in the study.
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Instagram looks to be key to this, with the two fashion labels having some of the highest followings of any luxury brands, correlating with higher sales to younger consumers.
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Rashid says this is the first interactive learning experience to connect its topics to Next Generation Science Standards, correlating it to the concepts that kids are learning in school.
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But now we can start correlating this with what happens on Tuesday afternoon in New York City and why an unusual number of people had panic attacks later that night.
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It turns out that Monsanto's stock had started correlating with the price of corn, which was going higher because of new demand for ethanol brought about by federal price supports.
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However, there is a correlating set of statistics that reveals how much museums have become and continue to be dependent on private philanthropy to expand their collections and mount shows.
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We've now enabled a system where a major retailer can know, for example, that a teenager is pregnant before her parents do simply by correlating her activity, search and purchase data.
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Update: In yesterday's case of Emma Watson's "TIMES UP" tattoo versus the internet, the world was left wondering whether or not the ink (and correlating grammar mistake) was, in fact, real.
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We learn new things every day, and the brain needs to organize that incoming information, connecting and correlating new and old thoughts—and, perhaps as importantly, getting rid of unnecessary information.
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The findings matched what they'd seen in other asthma studies, and even provided new information correlating asthma symptoms with external factors, like heat, pollen and a wildfire outbreak in Washington State.
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Their push to boost sales, the lawsuit said, came even after staff showed family members on Purdue's board a map correlating suspected illegal prescribers and reports of opioid poisonings in 2011.
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"To name and rank the most wanted brands of Instagram, we monitored the spikes in search demand correlating to Instagram mentions and brand tags during the course of 2018," the report states.
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"Bitcoin is yet again acting as a form of digital gold and correlating strongly with the commodity - when there is uncertainty safe haven assets see a boost," he told CNBC via email.
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As early as 1979, Hochschild theorized the commodification of "emotion work," correlating the obliging, diplomatic, and patient affects demanded by company-client relationships with conventionally female roles in caring for and socializing children.
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Singapore Airlines subsidiary Scoot analyzed digital "customer journeys," looking at the online research phase of travel right up until boarding the plane, correlating this with general Facebook data about certain types of people.
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"I think there is no question the single biggest waste of ad dollars across the board has to be the way the sponsors handle the investment directly correlating to business growth," Granger says.
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Since the post-2023/11 GI Bill was signed in 2008 by President George W. Bush, early reports have found a possible $8 return for every $21625 spent, correlating to a positive economic impact.
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While Trump's tweets can sometimes be linked to segments on Fox News, there have been no correlating segments linking the two issues in recent days on the channel that frequently serves as presidential inspiration.
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Women didn't run in Buffalo's turkey trot until 1972, five years after the first woman ran the Boston Marathon and roughly correlating with when women started being allowed to partake in formal road races.
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This usually entails correlating your sleep with REM cycles to wake you up at a point when you're not going to be as sleepy upon waking up (Zeeq can automatically adjust your alarm accordingly).
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"Simply by correlating two data sets that never talked to each other, (such as) population occupancy and modulated fan speed, I can have huge electricity savings in the middle of the day," Gilbert said.
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"Our study revealed that women who have a screening test correlating with depression were less likely to proceed with infertility treatments, likely making it harder to achieve the ultimate goal of pregnancy," Dr. Crawford said.
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The New York Times used his map to illustrate a feature on the conflicts along the pipeline and future plans include an ambitious project to map Native American land titles, correlating them to historic claims.
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Nest tells me person alerts can be disabled, but it's not immediately clear if this keeps the correlating computer vision algorithms from running/training against the video, or if it just stops sending the notification.
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AI has a great role to play, helping to identify 'weak signals' and patterns, nodes and origins of disinformation, as well as correlating apparently unrelated events and actions that contribute to the same destabilizing aim.
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Casual explanations of terrorism that dismiss correlating elements such as poverty can obscure patterns that shed light on how these groups grow, which directly affects our national security strategy and plan for mitigating future conflict.
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The results echo other venture data we've explored recently, including a look into early-stage dealmaking that shows a rise in invested venture dollars inversely correlating with a boost to the number of total deals recorded.
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An investigation by Motherboard in January suggested that McAfee's tweets did have the ability to move the price of cryptocurrencies, correlating spikes in the price of certain coins to messages posted about them on his account.
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To quickly recap, the 15-year-old Gadoury "discovered" the lost Maya city—which he dubbed K'aak Chi (meaning Mouth of Fire)—by correlating the locations of known settlements with the positions of the brightest stars.
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News swept the internet yesterday that William Gadoury, a 15-year-old boy from Quebec, found a lost Maya city in Mexico by correlating the locations of known settlements with the positions of the brightest stars.
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"The crude oil market is correlating to that, and we'll probably correct accordingly whichever way the broader equities markets trade... after the Fed statement," said Bob Yawger, director of energy futures at Mizuho in New York.
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According to 2011-2016 data provided by Euromonitor International, circulation of U.K. newspapers – both daily and non-daily – has declined consistently over the course of the six years, correlating with a decline in print ad-spending.
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Uplevel's founder Liz Maida began her career at Akamai where she learned about the value of large data sets and correlating that data to events to help customers understand what was going on behind the scenes.
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The lawsuit alleges the push to boost sales came even after Purdue's staff showed him and other family members on the company's board a map correlating suspected illegal prescribers and reports of opioid poisonings in 2011.
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And part of it is just debating internally with a lot of knowledge and analysis of what the outcomes would be with each of those sort of variables, and which ones are correlating with each other.
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A rise in bond yields combined with a fall in stock prices is a market adjustment to stronger global economic growth and correlating expectations that the Federal Reserve will continue to raise interest rates, he said.
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In the last analysis we used more detailed techniques that came out of my dissertations on how specifically people treated time, and that ended up correlating strongly with what culture was in place in the study.
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Motherboard has asked MindGeek what controls are in place to stop hackers from correlating the data, and what security standards are in place to mitigate an attack on AgeID, but has yet to receive a response.
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The sushi eaten is of the long, rolled variety (makizushi), filled with seven ingredients (correlating to the Seven Deities of Good Fortune, Shichifukujin), left uncut (cutting would represent severing good luck), and eaten in complete silence.
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Created by the Allen Institute for AI, Semantic Scholar scans through the whole text of these papers, correlating them with others to determine specific topics, the content of figures, keywords like drugs and organs, and so on.
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"In the midterms, we have the difficult but achievable task of correlating foreign policy with economic stability, safety and security to establish that Republicans are not standing up for the working class," Democratic strategist Basil Smikle said.
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"The euro is correlating very well with the chances of Le Pen winning or not winning - that's very much the euro trade at the moment," said Mizuho's head of hedge fund FX sales in London, Neil Jones.
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To use the CHI, simply position the tool where you want the curl to start, slip a section of your hair into the opening, and press the button correlating with the direction you'd like the curl to go.
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In Latin American countries, popular telenovelas focus on white-skinned Latinos and Latinas, correlating lighter skin with higher social class and casting darker-skinned actors to portray the roles of lower-class characters, including maids, gardeners and even criminals.
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The method required correlating quake magnitude and location with previous and simulated tsunamis, but the earthquake that day was so large and long that it resulted in "data saturation," according to a JMA after-action document released in 2013.
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The natural skin-care brand hooked up with Raaka Chocolate to create a Limited-Edition Sweet Lips Box Set, which is packed with three of its best-selling, plant-based lip balms and correlating chocolate bar flavors — and it is sweet.
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"Simply correlating the temperature with the CO2 level would tell you climate sensitivity only if you knew that CO2 changes explained the vast majority of the temperature changes," Ken Caldeira, a climatologist at the Carnegie Institution for Science told Gizmodo.
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The attacks make up 24 percent of all online attacks blocked in last December, and 16 percent of online attacks blocked in the last three months of 2017, correlating with the spikes in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies' prices last year.
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The connection isn't direct—abortion access can be a kind of proxy for access to all sorts of pre- and postnatal health care, not to mention correlating roughly with better-funded education systems, lower poverty rates, and tighter environmental regulation.
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The early decades of the 20th century were also a period when "color mania" was part of day-to-day black social and professional life, with lighter skin seen as correlating with increased romantic prospects and more opportunities for upward mobility.
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The national security imperative of energy security, increased U.S. energy exports and decreased foreign imports — particularly from the Persian Gulf region — may now lie in the balance, correlating heavily with Washington's foreign policy influence in the region and the world.
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Well-documented effects in health care such as the relationship between higher amounts of patients correlating to favorable patient outcomes, dubbed the "volume-outcome effect", tell us that hospitals make use of "learning-by-doing" mechanisms in improving their outcomes.
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In addition to weirdly correlating a parent's sexual orientation with effective child rearing, Judge Johansen has attracted criticism in the past for slapping a 16 year old and for offering to reduce a young girl's sentence if her mother cut off her ponytail.
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Through a series of questionnaires and self-reports, the researchers analyzed how strictly participants followed the Mediterranean diet and their socioeconomic class, correlating it with incidences of cardiovascular disease (heart attack, bypass surgeries, high blood pressure) collected from hospital records and death certificates.
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However, anonymized data can be linked to specific individuals by correlating that anonymous cell phone information with the real-world movements of specific individuals, which can be either easily deduced or tracked through other types of public records and publicly available social media.
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This technique combines information from the pairs of telescopes, called baselines, clocking the infinitesimal difference in the amount of time it took the light to arrive at either, and correlating the radio wave signals with the time as measured by the atomic clocks.
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Correlating the snow- and ice-depth data with information from surveys about the animals themselves (including their whereabouts, body weights, winter survival rate and reproduction) permits the researchers to track the situation and to develop models of how the local ecosystem works.
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For example, correlating patterns with data like where you shop, when you eat lunch, what activities do you do, what shows you watch, what your exercise routine has been, how much you sleep, even perhaps whether you remember to charge your phone.
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"In this kind of environment, what we've seen in this past year, there are a lot of things that are correlating stocks and bonds in an unusual way, compared to what we've seen over the years," said Andrew Brenner of National Alliance.
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Spotify says that the list is based on it crunching through one year of weather data and correlating it to 85 billion streams on Spotify — effectively matching up what was listened to when the weather was rainy, sunny, cloudy, windy and snowy.
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When TV is just running all the time in the background that nobody's really watching, it's been shown to have this effect, but there are also strong studies correlating both old media like television and new media like mobile screens, with delays in communications development.
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Once Reed decided to use that private information, he should have distinguished John's pain fetish as disordered without equating having a pain fetish to self-harm and correlating it with mental illness, or implying that BDSM itself is inherently shocking, sinister, unstructured, and dangerous.
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There's also a growing body of hard science about the dark side of technology, from studies about late-night screen use contributing to sleep deprivation, anxiety, and depression in teens to research correlating the mere presence of smartphones impairing our ability to process information.
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The murder of teacher Karen Smith and 8-year-old Jonathan Martinez, one of her students, shines a spotlight on at least four of the major correlating factors that increase the risk that a person will suffer violence: disability, domestic abuse, race, and guns.
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Correlating vine data with information about drought, storms, and inputs– or the different fertilizers, pesticides and seeds that may be used throughout a season– can help wine makers home in on what works in their field to achieve a certain taste and mouthfeel, every harvest.
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Recommended by: Tiara Zolnierz, chief business development officer of funding platform EnrichHer"The premise of the book talks about every day taking correlating actions in order to take your business to the next level, and really be focused on execution," Zolnierz told Business Insider.
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While Furbo Dog Camera holds a four-out-of-five-star rating on Amazon, the device's correlating app in the iOS app store only has a two-and-a-half-star rating out of five stars, with customers often describing trouble connecting to WiFi.
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But correlating those two facts hammers home the idea that the job of cabin crew is to be gawped at; that if a stewardess has lost her looks, she should be discarded and replaced by a younger model, regardless of how good she is at her job.
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Case in point: the essay "The Sun, The Moon, The Stars," which illustrates some 14 pages of rather basic astronomical observations that Bantjes made during a 2006 trip to the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, with correlating imagery of celestial-themed jewelry that was on display there.
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I'm not asking for the piece to be entirely about labor and workers rights, though I would happily read that over yet another article correlating writing quality with script length, but I am suggesting we're at a point where it's careless to ignore these increasingly weighty topics.
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So, to make sure your gift gives off only good vibes, we've nailed down eight personality types — from your fanciest, froufrou friend to the most charitable of the group — and paired 'em with correlating beauty buys that'll make you look like the most thoughtful person in the room.
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Cambridge Analytica, a data analytics company that has Trump advisor Steve Bannon on its board, has proudly boasted of its ability to predict voter behavior by correlating Facebook data with other information it purchased from data brokers, given the relatively lax information privacy laws in the United States.
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It's hard to pinpoint when the fad began for determining personality type or what to wear seasonally based on answers to quizzes correlating the color of one's eyes or wallet, whether one is "authoritative and assertive" or "gentle and approachable," or if you prefer puppies to pussy cats.
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Zika spread to the Americas for the first time last spring, but it didn't really catch the attention of health agencies until late last year when Brazil reported a significant increase in the number of babies born with microcephaly, a rare and sometimes deadly brain deformity, correlating to zika's arrival.
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But Mr. Véran did not give a clear answer when asked if France intended to immediately send masks to other European countries like Italy, saying only that the E.U. had to assess the needs of all its members and that France was currently "correlating" its current "capacities" with the needs of its population.
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It reckons that the factors correlating most strongly with the risk of a coup include: the rate of economic growth; how long a regime has been in power; how long since a country's most recent coup; and whether it has been hit by extreme weather, such as a flood or a drought (see chart).
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Perhaps instead of correlating improved health outcomes with the life-years that the youngest doctors lack, we should focus on determining which educational/professional experiences closely correspond with novice doctors' patient-care successes and focus on making those accessible to and even required of doctors of every age, at every stage of their careers.
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In a new book, Beyond These Walls: Rethinking Crime and Punishment in the United States, out last week, Tony Platt, a professor at University of California Berkeley's Department of Justice Studies, takes a deep dive into the state of incarceration in our country, looking at the historic barriers to criminal justice and prison reform and correlating them to today.
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Shaefer and Meyer have a related dispute, defined in an exchange of papers last year, about whether income or consumption measures do a better job of correlating to concrete metrics of material hardship that the federal government collects data about: if people report having difficulty paying for enough food or keeping up with their mortgage, if they report putting off doctors' visits for economic reasons, etc.
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