"Correlation plus correlation plus correlation does not equal causation," Sullivan said.
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A correlation of 1.0 is the strongest possible positive correlation, and -203 the strongest negative correlation.
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A correlation of 1.0 is the strongest possible positive correlation, and -1.0 the strongest negative correlation.
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In 2012, the correlation was 0.78; a perfect correlation is 1.
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It's higher than a poverty correlation, certainly higher than a religious correlation.
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The extent of this correlation matched the correlation seen in the mouse-tracking version of the experiment.
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It turns out sometimes there is no correlation between the two, or even a weak negative correlation.
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If you do a similar correlation for measures of economic well-being, you'll see a much weaker correlation.
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A new paper found this correlation, but when the authors controlled for factors like family background, the correlation went away.
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Guess the Correlation is a very simple game indeed: Look at a scatter plot, guess the correlation coefficient, win or lose.
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A correlation of 123 indicates a perfect relationship between two variables whereas a correlation of 0 indicates no relationship between two variables.
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The correlation between science curiosity and science knowledge is 0.26 (with 1 being a perfect correlation and 0 meaning there is none).
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True, if we look across America there is a correlation between violent crime and the prevalence of undocumented immigrants — a negative correlation.
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A correlation of 1 indicates a perfect relationship between two variables whereas a correlation of 0 indicates no relationship between two variables.
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So the researchers require that the "folded limit" of the four-point correlation function match the three-point correlation function in that limit.
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While gold has a historically low correlation to bond yields, that correlation is now "very high", a positive for the precious metal, he said.
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Hard evidence suggests that the correlation between female representation in politics and other indicators of gender equality isn't exact, but a correlation certainly exists.
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Over the last 20 years (ending in 2017), the correlation between the two has been -0.66 based on total annual returns, an exceptionally negative correlation.
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In other words, higher correlation due to globalization of markets doesn't hurt the value of diversification but higher correlation due to globalization of economies does.
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As a result, the correlation between the broader market and energy stocks has fallen — along with the correlation between the S&P 500 and oil itself.
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That level tops the sub-70 percent correlation figures of the second quarter of this year, and approaches the 97 percent correlation of 2011, the note said.
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But based on NCVS's data, there was literally zero correlation between lead and crime — although there was a very small correlation between lead and the homicide rate.
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The five-year correlation is negative 0.06, and the one-year correlation is somewhat more significant, at negative 0.121, with help from the stronger correspondence of late.
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Correlation to Economic Cycles The ratings incorporate the industry's high correlation to economic cycles, which negatively affects operating trends in downturns and increases volatility of operating results.
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However, these studies also indicate that the correlation between unhappiness and passive Facebook use seems to be "more robust" than the correlation between happiness and active Facebook use.
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Then he compared those scores to the sales receipts and used Product-Moment Correlation Coefficient (PMCC) analysis to figure out if there was a linear correlation to be found.
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A correlation of 1 means the two figures always move perfectly in sync, while a correlation of -1 means that when one goes up, the other always goes down.
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The relationship between reported pay and performance at Yahoo has been tenuous at best, with a (very) small statistical correlation, with an "R-squared" measure of 0.0063 (where zero is no correlation, and one is perfect correlation.) An examination of CEO pay against trailing three-year return on a year-by-year basis going back to 1999 indicates little correlation between compensation and performance, as shown by data from S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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The two-point correlation function gives you the likelihood that any two atoms will be aligned, the three-point correlation function encodes correlations between any three atoms, and so on.
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In a study published in the Journal of Managerial Psychology, researchers found a positive correlation between engagement and performance in the workplace and a negative correlation between workaholism and performance.
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The former found that while there was a slight correlation between movie violence and real-life violence in the '50s, there was no correlation for the remainder of the century.
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Those reported "dysregulated gaming" effects showed a significant positive correlation with the amount of time spent playing, as well as a significant negative correlation with the reported psychosocial evaluations from caregivers.
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The correlation between daily changes in 10-year bond yields in France and Germany over a 60-day period is now lower than the equivalen correlation between French and Italian yields.
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A correlation of 1 would indicate perfect harmony between the two, a zero would indicate no correlation, while a reading of -1.0 would mean they were moving in exactly opposite directions.
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Review looked at correlation, not causation Studies included in the new review looked for correlation, not causation, meaning that researchers couldn't prove that e-cigarettes directly caused increases in cannabis use.
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There are people on the political right who don't like hearing that the correlation between firearms and homicides is positive, not inverse — but a positive correlation is what the data show.
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"The correlation between velocity and injury risk is at least as strong as the correlation between velocity and performance," says Glenn Fleisig, the research director at the American Sports Medicine Institute.
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" He added, "I wonder if there's a correlation there.
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AND REAL GDP LEADS CPI WITH THE CORRELATION OF .
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While those numbers might suggest some correlation between the presence of a female venture and more investments in female sounders, in the larger data picture there is no clear correlation quite yet.
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"The temptation is to say that correlation correlates inversely to equity market direction, and I will say in down markets, correlation tends to rise," said Julian Emanuel, equity and derivatives strategist at UBS.
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"If it were an effective strategy, you would either see no correlation between spanking and child behavior, or you would see a correlation that's the opposite of what you do see," she said.
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In this case, the disturbance leads to the predicted correlation.
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A 100 percent correlation would imply perfect movement between sectors.
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"The 'Curse of Correlation' has lifted, for now," Colas wrote.
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"The correlation could turn out to be coincidental," Takada said.
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"A correlation does not mean they are similar," Muotri said.
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But as the old adage goes, correlation is not causation.
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There will always be a correlation between the two particles.
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So, some of it is a correlation between ... Yes, right.
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Squamous cell carcinoma has a strong correlation to tobacco use.
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There's a very low raw correlation between price and quality.
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A correlation such as this shouldn't come as a surprise.
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There's a strange correlation happening between oil and airline stocks.
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That, for me, will always exist in correlation to lyrics.
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Our data has an extremely tight correlation with business results.
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What would you say is the correlation for you there?
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Real estate has a low correlation to stocks and bonds.
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There's almost no correlation between the two sets of problems.
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In other words, the study suggests correlation but not causation.
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Maveron, Subtraction Capital and Correlation Ventures led iBeat's seed round.
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Correlation is expressed as a number between -1 and 1.
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Include it and the correlation is negative (see chart 3).
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The correlation between wind and the GOP isn't an accident.
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A look at daily correlation also backs up this notion.
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But here's a perfect example of correlation not equaling causation.
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And cellphone makers would say they're not, there's no correlation.
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Income growth showed the greatest correlation to home price growth.
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"There's this correlation between decreased depression and anxiety," explains Griffiths.
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The correlation, however, is far more acute in certain locations.
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Stocks have a very good correlation with forward earnings estimates.
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But it would be facetious to insist there's no correlation.
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Meanwhile, this year, however, the correlation has jumped to 0.32.
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Even so, there is no correlation between size and returns.
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There's no direct correlation between PSVR and the PS4 Pro.
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And that there's a direct correlation between music and joy.
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For 2008 to 2017, specifically, it produced a -0.78 correlation.
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A lower score signifies lower correlation and more diversification possibility.
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The correlation between Yelp and the survey was quite strong.
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It is also important not to confuse correlation with causation.
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But there's not this correlation by a factor of 10.
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Also, of course, correlation is not the same as causation.
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The 123 counties with the highest correlation: Stone County, Miss.
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Stocks [and] bonds are wearing a very rare positive correlation.
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The correlation between debt and race makes this practically discriminatory.
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And in their analysis, glasses had a stronger negative correlation!
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Farias said it was too early to determine any correlation.
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"There is no correlation in any way," Mr. Mirijanian said.
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And the weakest correlation was with Jancis Robinson, at 0.424.
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So there's a high correlation between communication, obviously ... Got it.
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As the statistical adage goes, correlation does not imply causation.
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But oftentimes there's a direct correlation between potency and price.
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But that's not the correlation to focus on the most.
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No. Many experienced practitioners emphasize that there is no correlation.
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Paulsen said correlation may reflect Fed policy actions, like now.
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Paulsen said correlation is also a proxy for market breadth.
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Students' high school GPA's also showed little correlation with achievement.
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However, as stocks began to rebound that correlation fell apart.
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"Correlation doesn't equal causation, but I'm just saying ..." Hart wrote.
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They don't seem to think that there is a correlation.
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Is there any correlation between First Women and Visible Girls?
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LG: I was going to say, what's the correlation there?
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You cite a revealing statistic in the book, which is that the correlation between parents' income and children's income in America is the same as the correlation between parents' height and their children's height.
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I get the correlation (sans my aunt but the photo itself).
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The main issue here is that we're conflating correlation with causation.
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But Sori found no such correlation, so he rejected the idea.
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"The frequency in Google Books was the stronger correlation," she explained.
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Unsurprisingly, the correlation between the two indices is close (see chart).
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This is why it all comes down to this critical correlation.
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What is the correlation between screen time and adolescent well-being?
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If they weren't related at all, the correlation would be 0.
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Michael McFaul, Former U.S. ambassador to Russia, noticed the correlation immediately.
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You're no doubt familiar with the correlation between snoozing and losing.
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But CNN reports that many chlorpyrifos studies demonstrate correlation, not causation.
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The direct correlation is Newton and the apple triggering the idea.
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That's why you had such a correlation between stocks and bonds.
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A negative correlation means that two assets move in opposite directions.
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So the algorithm is about the correlation between the data points.
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It's shocking that no meaningful correlation is present in the data.
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Yes, but: This is evidence of correlation, but not necessarily causation.
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Indeed, the correlation between Brent Crude Oil and the ruble/U.
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These are simply tendencies that the researchers found had a correlation.
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But Allen's study found a correlation between masculinity and artificial scents.
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That's why they were able to see such a strong correlation.
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Further, the 60-day correlation between the two rarely turns positive.
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And that correlation has actually been pretty low for a while.
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A consistent statistical correlation exists between murder rates and death sentences.
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What have you learned about the correlation between money and happiness?
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Here are a few reasons that might help explain the correlation.
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There's no correlation between healthy, sustainable job creation and corporate giveaways.
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"There's a really strong correlation between talent and innovation," Wu said.
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"What you have to separate is correlation from causation," said Bilello.
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Almost a decade later, that correlation still makes Platts-Mills chuckle.
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The weekly correlation is now -0.55, the weakest since April 2005.
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On a daily basis the correlation moved to -0.46 on Jan.
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There is a significant correlation between energy prices and presidential popularity.
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There is a method and a correlation to all of this.
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Secondly, it is well known that correlation does not equal causation.
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While correlation is not causation, Lott's correlative claim is unmistakably false.
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But again, all of these findings are proof only of correlation.
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The correlation between employment income and stock prices is to blame.
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There appears, however, to be little correlation between feelings toward Mrs.
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Its correlation with developed-market stocks was even lower at 0.13.
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History shows no consistent correlation between tax rates and economic growth.
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But the correlation has been coincidental and related to specific factors.
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The correlation between junk bonds and equities is breaking down again.
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For certain A.I. tasks, the dominant data-correlation approach works fine.
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The correlation between vehicle design and pedestrian deaths is pretty clear.
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However, the timing of the search spikes points to a correlation.
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The correlation between the dollar and oil has recently reasserted itself.
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Comparing historical temperature and suicide data, researchers found a strong correlation.
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" He asserted that CO2 levels had "little correlation with global temperature.
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There was also little correlation between ratings providers results, he said.
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And there's a correlation — in both directions — between acne and anxiety.
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Instead of certainty and cause, A.I. works off probability and correlation.
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This correlation was real, but the data masked its true cause.
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So yeah, there's an obvious correlation there, but it's very complex.
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There's an obvious correlation between this transformation and CNN's recent success.
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Chances are the correlation might be restored as wage growth accelerates.
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Researchers at the Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research calculated that the correlation between Chinese producer prices and those of most Asian economies is very high, at about 0.7-0.9 (with 1 being a perfect correlation).
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In essence, Tepper's correlation to the markets, owing to a long-term pattern of inordinate accuracy, won out over the market's much more recent predictive technical indicator with a significantly short period of correlation, the Trump tweet.
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Correlational relationships, in social science, are scored between negative 1 and 633, with negative 1 meaning there's a perfect negative correlation (as one variable goes up, the other goes down) and 1 meaning a perfect positive correlation.
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Mason shows that while there used to be an extremely strong correlation between corporate cash flow and business investment, that's weakened over the years, even while the correlation between cash flow and payouts to shareholders has risen.
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Similarly, distinguishing causation from correlation in social policy is an inexact science.
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But any correlation between the variables causes the joint probability to increase.
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I think that's a big reason for the correlation to this point.
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For LVMH's brands, the correlation is 250 percent over the same period.
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The round is led by Forerunner Ventures, with participation from Correlation Ventures.
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Kloza noted the correlation between falling RIN prices and two Trump announcements.
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When girls do compete, there is a direct correlation to confidence gains.
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Right now there's a correlation and a hypothesis of what's going on.
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No correlation has been found between weather and earthquakes, the USGS says.
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This may, of course, be correlation rather than causation, but still—and
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The "crazy" tolerance level is in positive correlation to Trump's numbers vs.
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Today's study adds a new link in that worrying chain of correlation.
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Other research has shown a correlation between hunger and reduced academic outcomes.
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You do get that correlation between knowing that stuff and higher income.
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But the results only found a correlation, so the researchers dug deeper.
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"The correlation between sentiment then and now remains quite high," Takata said.
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Interestingly they found no correlation between mothers' involvement and children's language abilities.
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Two, that the correlation between technology use and well-being is negative.
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Unfortunately, not very many bosses see any correlation between snoring and success.
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Yes, these researchers found a correlation between hormonal contraception and antidepressant use.
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In local marketplaces, there is a strong correlation between density and liquidity.
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Scientific studies have indicated that rotational impact has more correlation with concussions.
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"There is no direct correlation between outdoor lighting and bedtime," Longcore agreed.
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But they exhibit extremely strong negative correlation when these asset classes crash.
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There can be strong correlation, but this does not necessarily indicate causation.
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Indeed, researchers find no clear correlation between AfD support and economic hardship.
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Our analysis shows a correlation between technical validation and follow-on funding.
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Nevertheless, this remarkable correlation in the noise data had to be explained.
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So I'm not sure that there's a one-to-one correlation there.
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The band and Park believe there was no correlation between Park's trial.
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" Katz cites research showing a "correlation between violence against animals and people.
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The study measured the correlation between attractiveness and income of 20,745 participants.
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Still, the national correlation is pretty important to explaining the national trend.
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Goldman's comment on "low oil-dollar correlation" refers to the historical link.
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But the correlation has weakened in the face of falling U.S. yields.
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The data didn't show a direct correlation between geography and giving, however.
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A significant correlation exists, for example, between chronic illnesses and serious depression.
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But Gartman says this correlation is on its way to becoming extinct.
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"We're very confident that there's a relationship" But correlation is not causation.
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Studies have found a correlation between online habits and mental health, too.
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However, Sevi explains that it's not an instance of causation, just correlation.
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Siegel's analysis only found a correlation, and is not a causal explanation.
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"There's a very high correlation between government spending around defense," says Hiatt.
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For example, there is a slight correlation between height and presidential electability.
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A correlation of 1 would mean the two move in perfect lockstep.
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"There is no correlation between tax cuts and economic growth," he argued.
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There is also a loose correlation between Treasury yields and auto loans.
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Kiki Smith's photogravure "Europa" underscores the correlation between female and celestial bodies.
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It's like saying there is a correlation between sunshine and skin cancer.
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The highest possible correlation between two asset classes or markets is 1.0.
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"As we reverse here lower we see the recent strong correlation continuing."
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It is important to note here that correlation and causation are different.
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In practice, there is normally a high degree of correlation between them.
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They then publish the correlation as though it is a positive result.
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There is an association, a correlation, but there isn't a cause there.
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Personally, I believe in this correlation, given my own relationship with swears.
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The correlation between the two variables isn't really understood at this point.
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There is not a direct correlation between being visible and being accepted.
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Other researchers have found a correlation between car design and users' emotions.
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Speck has found a strong correlation between street size and pedestrian activity.
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Therefore, the positive correlation could turn out to be very short-lived.
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I think that you can absolutely show that there is a correlation.
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Doesn't seem Sean thinks there's a correlation between good films and awards.
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It's also hard to say what the direction of the correlation is.
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Most of the correlation is because of deaths from suicide, not homicide.
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"The correlation between crime and personnel is not necessarily direct," he said.
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The study found that there was a correlation between the two events.
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Another thing — I hate even saying this — but correlation is not causation.
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Also surprising, the researchers discovered little direct correlation between muscle and motivation.
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As doctors and scientists, we look deeper: Correlation does not equal causation.
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Social science is usually messy, with correlation and causation difficult to separate.
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They also found a correlation between pet ownership and higher relationship satisfaction.
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Of course, as economists are fond of saying, correlation is not causation.
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"There was no correlation to calligraphy or Arab-esque patterns," she said.
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There is a clear correlation between poverty and obesity, the WHO says.
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If all you can calculate is statistical correlation, you can't conceptualize harm.
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A recent ethnographic study draws a strong correlation between purposefulness and happiness.
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When we're talking about statistics, are we talking about correlation or causation?
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That correlation also largely held true for campus violence in those states.
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The correlation between crude oil and the dollar has reasserted itself recently.
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High correlation implies all stocks are moving in tandem, with broad participation.
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One is that this study design can only show correlation, not causation.
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And that's why we have this correlation between oil and other markets.
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In our benefits statements, we see a correlation between earnings and benefits.
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The strongest criticism is that the study shows correlation but not causation.
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There's a great correlation between a company with good culture and profits.
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This correlation held true at every level of fitness, the researchers found.
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Violent individuals may self-medicate with cannabis, but correlation is not causation.
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" Ms. Yellen's parting comment: "Let me emphasize that correlation is not causation.
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One caveat to much of the research: correlation is not always causation.
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Over the past year, the daily moves of the Materials Select Sector SPDR Fund () have had a 0.5 correlation with the commodity index, a bit higher than the 0.4 correlation between the S&P 500 ETF () and commodities.
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Correlation of Enterprise Value / Revenue & Revenue Growth for Public Security Vendors (Source: Momentum Partners, June 2016) Correlation of Enterprise Value / Revenue & Revenue Growth for Public Security Vendors (Source: Momentum Partners, June 2016) Who's Next In Line To Be Acquired?
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The IMF estimates that the correlation between the Chinese stockmarket and those in other Asian countries has risen to more than 0.3 since June last year (1 is a "perfect" correlation), double the level before the global financial crisis.
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Since the start of 2015 the rolling one-year correlation between U.S. crude and the dollar weighted against a basket of currencies has had an average negative correlation of around 94 percent as the greenback strengthened and oil fell.
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The data show a correlation between the gun law reforms and gun violence.
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Murray spokesman Cody Nett said that productivity has no correlation to injury rates.
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This study is observational, so it can only show correlation rather than causation.
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Perhaps the correlation is actually exposing those underlying factors, not some gateway effect.
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The correlation, which is far from certain, would upend entrenched assumptions in physics.
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There is a strong correlation between nominal GDP and the 10-year note.
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We had returns, no volatility, and every single correlation worked for the investor.
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In every case, measurement of the two clouds revealed the spooky, entangled correlation.
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It's also worth noting that this star sign-billionaire correlation tends to fluctuate.
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But there was more to the pattern of those results than mere correlation.
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Numerous studies have found a strong correlation between GDP growth and voting behaviour.
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Everybody knows that "there's about a 90% correlation between race and partisan identity".
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The correlation between the prevalence of guns and gun suicide is very significant.
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"There's a very strong age correlation," YouGov's research director Anthony Wells told Mashable.
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Overall, there is surprisingly little correlation between childlessness and fertility (see chart 1).
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Indeed, the average correlation over the entire 32-year period is just -0.06.
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However, "the problem with the study is correlation is not causation," he added.
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He sees two options that could mitigate the effects of the broken correlation.
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There was not a single high-value correlation with any of those trades.
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A strange correlation has developed between Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and gold.
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The more that I think about the correlation, the more it makes sense.
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"It may look like an association but it's just a correlation," he said.
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Now almost everyone knows and understands the correlation between earthquakes and wastewater injection.
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Then again, we've known about the correlation between sex and happiness for decades.
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But there's not a direct correlation between any of these and the payouts.
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There is no longer a correlation between box office popularity and critical acclaim.
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Various studies have showed a positive correlation between female leadership and competitive sports.
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The highest correlation with life satisfaction in cities is a feeling of safety.
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That has effectively severed a long-standing correlation between the currency and oil.
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But that close correlation is also hinting at a downturn, as of late.
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It's the tightest correlation in 22014 years, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Stocks rallied on Wednesday, but one Cboe S&P 500 Implied Correlation Index .
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No correlation was found between the latter two afflictions and living around traffic.
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There is no correlation between the accusation and my statement about body positivity.
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The correlation between the two dimensions begins to disappear (the line goes flat).
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"(The correlation)'s become particularly strong over the last couple weeks," he said.
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Along with the time correlation, researchers found the virus in newborns with microcephaly.
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There is now concern over the PIR acquisition and its correlation with the .
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Unsurprisingly, Volkswagen is avoiding making a direct correlation between the I.D. and Dieselgate.
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Studies have found a correlation between people with debt and mental-health problems.
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"I can't see the correlation between youth revolution and fitness events," she said.
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This rationale he discards, since, if anything, the correlation seems to be negative.
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And the correlation between falling stocks and rising bitcoin does appear to hold.
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The models revealed a significant correlation between the predicted and observed creativity scores.
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We have almost correlation one across many asset classes in terms of volatility.
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Studies show a strong correlation between cataracts and depression, especially in older adults.
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Mr. Anderson said there could be a correlation between drugs and gun deaths.
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Ross Douthat thinks liberals underestimate the correlation between incarceration and falling crime rates.
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Most research finds no correlation between caffeine consumption and bone growth in kids.
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Researchers found no correlation between a website's quality and its search engine ranking.
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There is no statistical correlation between these drugs and mass violence, he added.
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The correlation here is very clear: More education means you make more money.
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Instead, he argues, mass surveillance has three important components: identification, correlation and discrimination.
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A nearly perfect correlation until bitcoin's price started to plunge in early 2018.
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THAT ALSO HAS A CORRELATION OF A LEAD OF ABOUT 153 MONTHS OF .
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Correlation is not causation, but can anyone believe that those relationships are spurious?
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Now, you may be yelling at your screen: correlation does not equal causation!
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There appeared to be a correlation between this domain and a publisher, Insider.
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The data demonstrates a significant correlation between judges' political affiliations and their voting.
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Growing evidence also suggests a strong positive correlation between nutrition and lifetime earnings.
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Correlation simply says that two events happened — coincidentally happened at the same time.
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There's also no correlation between a big penis and being a great lover.
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Another unknown is China's yuan, to which emerging currencies show an increasing correlation.
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"They exhibit low correlation and don't move at the same time," he said.
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When a correlation is 100 percent that means two assets move in sync.
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The historical correlation between stock market and economic downturns is patchy, at best.
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"They do have a direct link and correlation to systemic disease," he said.
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The price increases in correlation to the amount of years it has aged.
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One must remember that there is a dramatic difference between correlation and causality.
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Yet, many others do not recognize the distinct correlation between incitement and violence.
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And Columbia University social psychologist Modupe Akinola found a correlation between the two.
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Of course, correlation does not imply causation (even if they often occur together).
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What you can see: Yes, there is a correlation between genetics and economic attainment.
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That might make up for a distinct lack of correlation within the ETF itself.
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"These students had trouble distinguishing fact from opinion, and cause from correlation," Goldin explained.
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The relationship between shade and sugar content is a matter of correlation, not causation.
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Oil's recent tumble came amid a breakdown in its correlation with the dollar .DXY.
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The findings support the researchers' correlation between SPF and skin cancer around the eyes.
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THERE'S DEFINITELY A CORRELATION BETWEEN THE ENTERPRISE AND GDP AND, YOU KNOW, OVERALL MACROECONOMICS.
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The data show a strong correlation between democracy and peace, with a few exceptions.
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Numerous studies have found no correlation between higher salaries and higher levels of happiness.
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As Davitt implies, there is a correlation among government bond yields around the globe.
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Yet there is a correlation between farming work and incidence of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
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The value of this indicator comes from its high correlation with the unemployment rate.
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"The market's correlation to oil has not subsided at this time," Mr. Carbone said.
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In the case of the forint, the correlation is the strongest in a year.
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Correlation is not causation, however: it could be that unhappy people seek refuge online.
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Previous research has shown a strong correlation between near-shore habitats and the disease.
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They found no such correlation between the BODS score and more broadly conservative opinions.
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Of course, this isn't necessarily a 24:193 correlation with new HBO NOW subscribers.
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But now no such correlation exists, with the market simply adrift, correlated to nothing.
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"We have seen a correlation between hurricane events preceding really long blooms," Fanara says.
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Approval ratings for Trump rise in correlation with the size of a small business.
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But obviously, there's a strict correlation between time spent with somebody and emotional attachment.
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As reported in The Telegraph, no other scientist had ever discovered such a correlation.
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Although this is correlation, not causation, to an investor that distinction should not matter.
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In reality, they testify to the unjust correlation between job sprawl and racial segregation.
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Employers are increasingly skeptical of the correlation between a college performance and workplace outcomes.
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But Todd and Dann seem to be confusing this correlation with a causal story.
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He was serving as executive director of the correlation department when he was dismissed.
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They found a high correlation between the economists' views on ethics and on economics.
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In addition, there has not been a demonstrated correlation between mental illness and violence.
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We see a direct correlation between our success and the success of our developers.
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"There's a correlation between leaks and how 'old school' they might be," says Dierkes.
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There is also a correlation between higher credit scores and businesses with better longevity.
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Using analytics tool Kensho, we searched for stocks with the highest correlation to Chesapeake.
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The research found a significant positive correlation between their NarcScore and the sheltering probability.
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Indeed, the performance correlation among different investments is higher than it used to be.
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And it is not just sun-kissed states that show such a striking correlation.
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Second, there is no clear correlation between the volume of data and its value.
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I don't think it's that much of a stretch to make the correlation here.
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Maybe the correlation between presidential and Senate outcomes won't really be there in 2018.
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Is there a correlation between the severity of pneumonia and how infectious you are?
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I don't think there's a direct correlation between severity and how infectious you are.
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But the fact of the correlation makes it difficult to determine what's driving what.
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Get Over Your Fear of Failure There is a correlation between failure and laziness.
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But to draw a conclusion from that may be to interpret correlation as causation.
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A correlation of 1 would mean the two move in lockstep with each other.
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This would seem a natural correlation, but the same is not true for women.
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Even if there is evidence, we should remember that correlation does not equal causation.
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"There is an eerie correlation," said Gundlach, the founder of investment firm DoubleLine Capital.
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Performance in the first four shots had a direct correlation to winning the match.
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"Every analytics platform today is still based on a fundamental correlation model," Mahmood said.
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"But most people would agree at this point that there definitely is a correlation."
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She sees a correlation between this act of kindness and her careers in uniform.
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"The correlation between religiosity and being Republican has increased over the years," he added.
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"There's no question there is a correlation between a diverse business environment and results."
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History also suggests there is little correlation between federal tax rates and federal revenues.
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The third-strongest correlation among hundreds of variables tested: the preponderance of mobile homes.
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Do you think there's a correlation between an artist's festival draw and their payscale?
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He apparently believes that there's some kind of correlation between the military and football.
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How aware were they of their gangster image and its correlation with record sales?
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A Harvard study has found a strong correlation between gun ownership and suicide rates.
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There is a big caveat to the research: These studies show correlation, not causation.
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There was no relationship in 2007; in 2012, there was suddenly a strong correlation.
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That liberal belief may also misunderstand the real correlation of forces in our politics.
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In fact, I left off the second largest correlation, trailing only mean household income.
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The top-line numbers suggest a correlation that, on further investigation, grows only clearer.
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The reference is deemed far too extreme, too explosive, too far beyond rational correlation.
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Mr. Thacker, a dancer and choreographer before he became a producer, sees a correlation.
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"The correlation between streams and radio hits, they don't always match up," he said.
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In all cases, modern mass surveillance has three broad components: identification, correlation and discrimination.
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"It's not entirely clear if there is a correlation or not," Dr. Trainer said.
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"Good service and profitability definitely do not have a correlation of 1.0," Pangarkar said.
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ACROSTIC — There's no correlation between hard-to-solve acrostics and esoteric themes, is there?
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This requirement picks out a particular solution as the correct four-point correlation function.
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If people understood this correlation, they might understand how Donald Trump won the election.
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Researchers have found a direct correlation between longer work hours and increased pollution levels.
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Whether the "Trump effect" is fake news, correlation, or causation, remains to be seen.
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This is certainly an area where research is needed to establish a positive correlation.
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The study found an increasing correlation between social media usage and feelings of loneliness.
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But he believes the correlation could eventually grow as bitcoin and cryptocurrency technology matures.
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I highly doubt there was a correlation between those meetings and any campaign activity.
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There's even a noted positive correlation between privacy, higher job satisfaction and work performance.
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In other words, bonds and stocks normally have a negative correlation with each other.
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He has a point: there is typically a correlation between volatility and the market.
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The study found that, in fact, there was a correlation between the two events.
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Pentagon officials indicate they don't see a direct correlation between suicides and combat deployments.
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And some criminologists are enthusiastic about the correlation between inflation and rising crime levels.
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This chart, instead, supports the opposite conclusion that Republicans are drawing from the correlation.
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Some have even documented a correlation between victim blaming and the proclivity to rape.
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Laura Amphlett: Yes, I'm glad you picked up on that correlation in my work.
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There's a statistical correlation between mass shooters and domestic violence or violence against women.
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Chart 1: There is a strong correlation between revenue multiple and a company's Efficiency Score (Source: CapIQ and BVP) Chart 1: There is a strong correlation between revenue multiple and a company's Efficiency Score (Source: CapIQ and BVP) Are companies getting better?
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In 1995, researchers studied the correlation between body aches and the influence of weather in 558 chronic-pain patients, finding that while the majority of those people believed changes in weather affected their pain, there was no conclusive evidence to suggest a correlation.
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In the study, published in PLOS One, the scientists used a technique called reverse correlation.
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With reverse correlation, the final visage does depend on the image the researchers begin with.
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In 2014, that correlation hit 88 percent as opposed to 44 percent in the '70s.
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A correlation between the parasite and Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED) in humans has been observed.
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My therapist told me to start noting the correlation between my mood and the weather.
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This was a population-based correlation study, so it's too early to draw strict conclusions.
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Might he break the longtime correlation between strong economies and presidents winning reelection come 2020?
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The clear correlation between national and state-level margins is represented in the chart below.
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Independently funded studies tend to find a correlation between soda consumption and poor health outcomes.
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Fares on longer flights appear to increase incrementally, roughly in correlation to the distance flown.
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Parker said he likes the low correlation between utilities and financials, because it mitigates risk.
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International studies have shown a correlation between levels of pollution and respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
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As of Monday morning, the two assets have only seen a correlation of 0.28 recently.
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McKinsey found a statistically significant correlation between a more diverse leadership team and financial outperformance.
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When teams set a goal of a high RPI, RPI's correlation with basketball skill decreased.
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Other research shows that the correlation between social-media use and, say, depression is weak.
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Tesla's correlation to high-performing malls mimics that of another star Silicon Valley tenant: Apple.
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The correlation continues to be strong between Trump's wins and market drops for the GOP.
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The other candidates in the race also showed no correlation with daily stock market movements.
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This turns into a direct correlation to the RPG-style choices of Elder Scrolls games.
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University of Virginia Assistant Professor Matthew Gerber has discovered a correlation between Tweets and crime.
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Correlation is not causation, but FBI data show a recent uptick in reported hate crimes.
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When a press release confused correlation with causation, 81 percent of related news articles would.
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Should that number have some sort of correlation with the number of dishes you like?
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Overall, they saw no correlation between the women's hormone levels and any of these abilities.
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If self-reports and the more objective measurements matched perfectly, the correlation would be 1.0.
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The big picture: There's no clear correlation between an earnings recession and an economic recession.
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History shows Micron and certain other chipmakers have the highest correlation to Intel's stock price.
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Many of my clients have noticed a direct correlation between their dairy intake and breakouts.
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According to CarGurus' data, there's a weak inverse correlation between car prices and population density.
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In January, crude and equities traded in a near identical correlation before the February lows.
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Personality traits are correlated with political values, but the correlation is generally weak, says Hersh.
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The former has a direct correlation with valuations, while the latter has an inverse relationship.
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"Now there is a strong correlation historically between yield curve inversions and recessions," Yellen said.
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And there's a lot tech can do to improve the correlation between authority and responsibility.
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"This correlation is a long-term trend that I think is breaking down," he concluded.
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Let these two scientists make wonderful pancakes and explain the correlation with equally wonderful accents.
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Disability is not causal here, but there's a correlation between disability and exposure to violence.
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We follow the tangled threads of causality and correlation that mean the most to us.
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Like if their reason is non-correlation with the stock market, that's a valid reason.
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The fires don't appear to have any correlation to the hot weather, according to Keebler.
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The question they're interested in is whether there's a correlation between facial features and criminality.
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It's an eye-opening finding, but a classic case where correlation doesn't necessarily imply causation.
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Take all this with a large grain of salt, because the correlation itself isn't huge.
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But the direction of that correlation is basically the opposite of what conventional wisdom suggests.
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Previous studies of just twins have found a 90% correlation between developing autism and genetics.
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There's a direct correlation between finance professionals' day-to-day business and their discretionary spending.
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There's a clear correlation between the 2008 financial crisis and mature students returning to college.
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Tannuzzo pointed to a negative correlation between high yield bond spreads and the ISM survey.
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There's also a correlation between overworking and Type 2 diabetes, as well as stroke risk.
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The searches also have an 82 percent correlation to iPhone shipments into China, Longbow said.
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Though we already knew this, the study found a statistical correlation between genes and outcomes.
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All the evidence points to a strong correlation between open prisons and low recidivism rates.
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There's a correlation between heavy drinking and unemployment rates, but the causation isn't explained, i.e.
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A 2018 study found a strong correlation between a state's median home price and homelessness.
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Moreover, analysts have found no correlation between rebates for brand-name drugs and cost increases.
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The positive correlation between commodity prices and energy and mining shares are here to stay.
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In truth, there has never been any significant correlation between food prices and biofuel production.
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There is clear correlation between the level of interest rates and bank valuations (first chart).
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The closer a correlation to zero, the more independent two parts of the market are.
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But Dutton said there is no correlation and no additional cause for concern for California.
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Executive compensation more generally has been assailed for the apparent lack of correlation with performance.
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Each of these studies is designed for one thing only: to look for a correlation.
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Yet clearly others are responding to the all too real correlation between crime and race.
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This is particularly disturbing when we realize that public policy helped to create this correlation.
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Analyses of perpetrators of mass homicide have not identified any correlation to violent video games.
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"This mistakes correlation for causation, and it is deeply problematic," a company blog post said.
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The correlation is strong enough to extrapolate an estimated impact of an actual Trump win.
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Researchers keep running statistical tests, one after the next, until they hit a fluke correlation.
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"We see a direct correlation between VR usage and increased engagement by students," Kovalskys said.
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I have been told that I'm rather sensitive, so I wondered, was there a correlation?
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That book is one of the most massive correlation-causation errors I can possibly imagine.
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Studies going back to the 1960s have demonstrated the correlation between BAC and accident risk.
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But we were curious: Is there a correlation between your personal wealth and your wallet?
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There's a very strong correlation between attacks on cities and large numbers of civilian casualties.
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Data from these services does indeed show a correlation between winter months and increased usage.
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I'm inclined to tread cautiously here before I even ascribe any correlation, much less causality.
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The analysis found that the correlation between early menarche and depression symptoms lasts into adulthood.
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The researchers found little correlation between the ratings and actual health inspections by state regulators.
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And voting in those early elections has a strong correlation with developing a longstanding habit.
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Large studies that fail to follow individuals over time can reveal only correlation, not cause.
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There is no correlation between changing immigration shares since 13 and rising top-income shares.
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I gathered a bunch of data and I found zero correlation between agreeableness and giving.
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We ran a statistical tool called a Spearman correlation and got a figure of 0.576.
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And we've already warned you about the correlation between lentils and stink bombs, haven't we?
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There is a clear correlation here — breast-fed kids do seem to have higher I.Q.s.
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Indeed, studies have shown a strong correlation between PrEP use and the contraction of S.T.I.s.
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Money can be a reason for success, but there is not a 100 percent correlation.
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But evidence of the correlation between the fruit and fertility remains more anecdotal than scientific.
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But while the correlation is clear, there is little hard evidence of cause and effect.
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In fact, there is a direct correlation between federal lending and the cost of college.
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But this correlation is spurious, because it ignores the size of the overall labor pool.
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And, you know, one thing that we see is that there has been this correlation.
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A correlation close to negative 100 percent means two assets move in nearly opposite directions.
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But here's the cold, hard truth: Online chemistry often has zero correlation to IRL chemistry.
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However, there's also a correlation between the cost of living and incomes in every state.
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It was an imperfect strategy by today's standards, considering audiences could easily miss the correlation.
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"That connection or correlation is opposite of what I perhaps would have expected," he said.
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This could upend the negative correlation and alter the diversification benefit of bonds, Pyle said.
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Correlation does not mean causation, but the relationship between salary and suicide merits more research.
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IS THAT CORRELATION OVER DONE, WHETHER WE GET A SLIGHTLY FLAT OR SLIGHTLY STEEPER CURVE?
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"Unfortunately, my sport has a strong correlation between the results and taking drugs," she said.
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The correlation between the temperatures and the ages were "a tight, tight fit," she said.
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"There's such a correlation with a holiday about love and adopting and animals," she said.
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In fact, studies have shown no correlation between the behavior of planets and of people.
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This relationship might seem at first like a random correlation, but it's far from it.
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Still, the correlation between narcissism and cortisol persists even after controlling for perceived social support.
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The correlation is extremely strong: Interestingly, this makes it difficult to isolate the economic impact.
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"If there was actually a correlation between gun violence and video games then everywhere where violent video games are released you would find a similar level of gun violence, or at least a correlation," said Lewis Ward, research director of gaming at International Data Corporation.
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That correlation was not seen, however, between self-reported physical activity and risk of cancer death.
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We don't have very good research into the correlation between systems like Autopilot and driver attention.
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Major depression has at least some positive genetic correlation with each of the other nine conditions.
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Indeed, the data series has been shown to have a high correlation to changes in GDP.
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I find this fascinating because there is a direct correlation between age difference and divorce rates.
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"Other alcoholic beverages did show some positive correlation, but did not reach statistical significance," she says.
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While that may seem like just another bizarre correlation, it has at least some biological plausibility.
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"There is a strong correlation between economic conditions and the number of traffic deaths," Rader said.
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"We see no correlation between what we are seeing on advertising and effectuated enrollment," she said.
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While there is no proven correlation between price and popularity, cremation is cheaper than a burial.
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At provincial level, there is a clear correlation between per capita disposable income and automobile ownership.
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In fact, the correlation between yields and stocks has risen dramatically over the past few years.
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Our analysis shows only a weak correlation between Prism scores and S2 ratios reported to date.
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And they discovered a strong correlation between fathers' involvement with children and the children's language abilities.
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But there is no direct correlation between someone's mental health and that person's integrity and morality.
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Engaging in inappropriate activity has zero correlation with a member's decision to sleep in their office.
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The correlation, the paper's authors found, held true whether a neighbourhood was urban, suburban or rural.
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Before 2000, there was a correlation between negative feelings toward Latinos and identifying as strongly Republican.
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But as the decades passed and manufacturing employment spread, the correlation with patenting and education weakened.
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The simple correlation suggests that doubling GDP per person lifts life satisfaction by about 0.7 points.
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The real correlation between teenage suicides and the game seems limited to a number of cases.
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However, these individual risks are unlikely to materialise simultaneously given their low correlation to each other.
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IQ is associated with the ability to delay gratification, but the correlation is far from perfect.
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The superstars each get their screen time, in a loose correlation to their importance to fans.
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Their employment prospects decrease significantly because of the correlation between FGM and early marriage and pregnancy.
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Finally, this study was purely correlative—and we all know that correlation does not imply causation.
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We looked at weekly correlation instead of daily in order to remove some of the noise.
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But neither can we be blind to the direct correlation between drug abuse and H.I.V.-AIDS.
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Hill is quick to clarify the oft-repeated adage that correlation doesn't necessarily imply direct causation.
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It's also not possible to absolutely pin a direct cause from a correlation without more evidence.
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And given their assumption, they take their result as evidence that there is such a correlation.
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You should also know that correlation does not imply that one thing immediately led to another.
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There is a clear correlation, Metromile contends, between miles driven and the likelihood of an accident.
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Meuer cited research that showed a correlation between more research and development and fewer patent lawsuits.
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S&P 500 returns show low correlation with changes in inflation, interest rates, USD and oil.
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The insomnia map does show some correlation with whether a state voted for Trump or Hillary.
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It did not find a correlation between weight, height or waist circumference, just the finger ratio.
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Historically, the performance of the S&P 500 index and gold shares displays strong inverse correlation.
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Over the past year, the HYG and the S&P have seen a correlation of 0.66.
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Over the past 10 years, the two metals have enjoyed a very tight correlation of 0.81.
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"The correlation between China's stock market and the GDP is barely better than zero," he said.
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The correlation, Gartman points out, comes from the fact that most commodities are priced in dollars.
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Spring can also make inflammation problems worse, and there's a known correlation between suicide and inflammation.
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They point to the striking correlation between Mr Trump's polling percentages and share of news coverage.
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However, medical research does show a correlation between marijuana use and a drop in heroin use.
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True, there's a direct correlation between the season's temperature increase and our obsession with cooking seafood.
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But with less-than-perfect correlation between assets, a globally diversified portfolio does lower overall risk.
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This correlation held true overall regardless of whether the participants were liberal or conservative, Kakkar said.
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Our measure of FICC market conditions shows a strong correlation with Deutsche's valuation gap (second chart).
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Telecommunications had the lowest correlation with the S&P over the last three months at 22015.
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Ratings are also equalized reflecting the very close correlation between holding company and subsidiary default probabilities.
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This research also found a correlation between a low bounce rate and poor rankings in Google.
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"Let's build a system that allows for correlation between machine intelligence and human intelligence," she said.
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The normalization of Kim's prior pariah status has no correlation whatsoever with Kim's commitment to denuclearization.
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To a large extent, the government has ignored the correlation between violent crime and lead poisoning.
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Diversification only works when the correlation of securities within and across markets is not structurally elevated.
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In fact, a 2014 study found no statistical correlation between fine airborne particulates and premature deaths.
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The data shows a positive correlation between giving money away and a child's personal well-being.
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What the Soviets in the 1970's called the "correlation of forces" is moving against Iran.
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But that does not mean we should not look closely at the correlation for any causation.
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Porn saturation and the rise in violence against women and children is a straight-line correlation.
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There is a strong correlation between employee perceptions of fairness in the workplace and job satisfaction.
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This is just a correlation — it does not mean that games cause violence rates to drop.
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As it turned out, there was little correlation between their lofty rhetoric and their actual policies.
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He believes there may be an inverse correlation between companies that yogababble and their share performance.
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In that time period, there was a strong inverse correlation between rate cuts and stock pricing.
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First, 60/40 seems too heavily weighted to bonds for this point in the correlation cycle.
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That's how the new study examines whether the correlation between sleep deprivation and voting holds up.
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Put another way, "there is correlation between quantifiable non-word weirdness and funniness ratings," he says.
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And the correlation was only about 0.3: far lower than it was supposed to be. Why?
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Is there a correlation between how good you look on Instagram and how miserable you feel?
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There's a distinct correlation between states with high gun ownership and those with high suicide rates.
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"There is definitely a correlation between stress and aging..."How often does one need a facial?
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It's possible to look at this correlation and conclude that mass incarceration caused crime to drop.
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There's no one-to-one correlation of events in his life to events in the movie.
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And there is, in fact, a correlation between the number of guns and killings by police.
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For most people, the correlation between their beliefs on the two issues is actually quite low.
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That allows an illusion of correlation if people ignore the cases that don't fit the data.
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The difference has an evolutionary rationale, a physiological basis, and a direct correlation with math scores.
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Other research has shown a correlation between consuming bareback porn and one's predilection toward risky sex.
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"The correlation of what might be structurally there to behavior is very difficult," Dr. Leestma said.
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Let's stipulate that there may be a correlation between light or moderate drinking and some cancers.
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Racial diversity or other factors associated with social cohesion also show little correlation with gun deaths.
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Yes, but: Furth acknowledged the correlation between regulation and growth surplus is driven by extreme cases.
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The statistical correlation between bipolar II disorder and alcohol abuse is high, and I lived it.
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Technology shares, along with industrial and consumer discretionary stocks, share the highest correlation with the market.
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However, they found no correlation whether a male partner was present in the household or not.
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There is an existing, clear correlation between economic inequality and disparity in U.S. health care outcomes.
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There is a 235 percent correlation between oil prices and S&P 220 energy sector earnings.
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If the answer differs from the average cosmic density cubed, this is a three-point correlation.
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Since December, there's been a nearly ninety-per-cent correlation between oil prices and stock prices.
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Overall, the growing correlation of Senate elections with national politics is helpful to the GOP caucus.
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The supposed correlation between golf and a better baseball swing, of course, has no scientific basis.
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You know, basically, in our alpha portfolio, we want to have a least correlation with anything.
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The researchers also found a strong correlation between P.S.I. rates and the rates of malpractice claims.
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The most consistent and strongest significant correlation was between flaccid stretched or erect length and height.
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The potential correlation between bitcoin and stocks may be extending to another area of the market.
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The long-run average for the 90-day correlation is negative 1 percent, his analysis showed.
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A better approach is to look at the rolling correlation over a long period of time.
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They said the correlation between the top 50 stocks by market cap has dropped below 10%.
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The correlation to other developed markets has decreased with each U.S. recession from 1980 to 2001.
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The researchers found that there was a correlation between owning a cat and reduced stress levels.
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A key component of academic economics is ruling out the possibility of mistaking correlation for causation.
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Polling right before the election, by contrast, has a lot of correlation with the final outcome.
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His finding is based on correlation analysis that goes back to the beginning of last year.
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"There's really no correlation with anything else that's happening in the country," he told the magazine.
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"The correlation between economic indicators and seat-swings in midterm elections is very weak," Abramowitz says.
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PHYS ED A new study found a strong correlation between endurance and living a long life.
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Bank stocks have been soaring recently, and the correlation between S&P 500's bank subsector .
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"There's a correlation between deprivation and crime," says Clive Grunshaw, the Lancashire police and crime commissioner.
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One of the clearest patterns in public health research is the correlation between income and health.
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From 2015 there was a positive correlation between the change in the benchmark premium and enrollment.
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For a graphic on inverse correlation between euro, Italian spread not what it was, click: tmsnrt.
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Scientists said they hope to learn if there is a correlation between fluid shifts and vision.
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This summer, Hofmann also reported observing a direct, if delayed, correlation between songs charting on musical.
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" "The exchange rate that has had the most consistent correlation with U.S. yields is dollar/yen.
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He found a strong correlation between traffic deaths and scores given by the World Justice Project on rule of law, which grades countries based on surveys with 100,000 people and 2,400 experts on dozens of indicators: One caveat: The chart only shows a correlation, not causation.
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Previous studies have found a correlation between Google searches for suicide topics and completed suicides in general.
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The only psychiatric illness that showed no significant correlation with the others was post-traumatic-stress disorder.
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There's a direct correlation between cutting off access to painkillers and increases in fatal overdoses from heroin.
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When you crank up the correlation to the maximum, C = 1, the function equals the joint probability.
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And a correlation tells us nothing about whether new-media screen time actually causes sadness or depression.
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The goal was to study the correlation between Americans who have used psychedelics and past criminal behavior.
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Basically, there is zero correlation between the quality of movie production and the quality of a movie.
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It's not exactly the same correlation as it is in the magazine — Because you need more people.
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Unfortunately, the research doesn't answer the question but merely establishes the correlation between age and ear length.
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Still, the report showed a greater correlation between fund performance and bonus pay than in years' past.
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Translation: In a low-correlation world, there's a smaller risk that every stock one holds falls together.
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But we should be reading a stat like this as a probable example of correlation, not causation.
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"While the correlation is clear, the causation is not," says Peter Pomeranzev, an expert on Russia's disinformation.
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In the last 30 days, the two variables have moved together at around that level of correlation.
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Some of us are more feminine or more masculine with no correlation to what gender we are.
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Several studies have shown a correlation between sexual abuse — and other traumatic childhood experiences — and eating disorders.
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The Fed has minimal impact on long-term interest rates, but "there's still some correlation," Cramer said.
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Previous research had already established a reliable correlation between long-term relationships and a drop in boozing.
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This strong correlation is no guarantee that either polls or searches are measuring the electorate's intentions accurately.
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We do control for that, and we don't see any correlation between price and the minimum wage.
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Plus, Jawbone's past data has shown close correlation with major national events like sports games and holidays.
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As far as helping goes, the primary tenant is that oppression is in direct correlation with privilege.
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Trump's correlation between gun regulation effectiveness and Chicago's gun violence is egregiously misleading, making his claim false.
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"We're looking at maybe a 45 percent correlation [between a Trump victory and gold prices]," said Gibbs.
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How strong is the correlation between your geekiness and the amount of time you spend playing it?
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The round was led by Shasta Ventures with participation from Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and Correlation Ventures.
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Indeed, there was a stronger correlation between the number of toddlers and turnout than with young adults.
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In total, 656 men were evaluated for type of underwear worn and any correlation with sperm parameters.
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There's a similarly weak inverse correlation between price and total number of listings in a metro area.
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Finally, there's no direct correlation between the provision of Miranda rights and a suspect's refusal to cooperate.
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In principle, CO2 doesn't have to impact climate at all in order to see a positive correlation.
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The company has seen a correlation between heavy traffic to the video and terrorist attacks that follow.
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In fact, there is a reverse correlation between size of revenue category, and the pace of growth.
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Over time, Google's leadership realized that brain teasers and algorithmic puzzles have little correlation with one's performance.
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Analyses of crime data, however, consistently indicate that the correlation between undocumented immigrants and crime is overstated.
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"There is not necessarily a one-to-one correlation" between ocean temperatures and weather patterns, Jackson said.
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For starters, it&aposs relatively simple to find a correlation between two things using statistics, he said.
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The largest jurisdiction in the sample, unincorporated Miami-Dade County, showed the lowest, but still positive, correlation.
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Belgian prosecutors told DH that they had not found any correlation between the guard's murder and terrorism.
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Historically, there is no correlation between the exchange rate and the bilateral trade between the two countries.
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To the researchers, though, it could help further understand the correlation between sleep deprivation and weight gain.
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Telomeres do tend to shrink as we age, but it's not a perfect correlation, according to Lansdorp.
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Over the last 13 years, Mezrich found a negative correlation between interest rates and stocks' dividend yields.
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The message was full of obfuscating language, but anyone with a tide chart could spot the correlation.
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Over the past decade, more researchers have focused on the correlation between segregation and broad pollution exposure.
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The correlation — not causation — between sick and twisted words and subsequent deadly action should not go unnoticed.
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He added that there was "no correlation" between Wednesday's decision and the separate talks with foreign suppliers.
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To wit: The 603-session correlation between crude and the S&P rose to 0.62 on Tuesday.
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Like most Tim Burton movies, the experience improved in direct correlation to how much alcohol we drank.
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Of course, the scientists found a correlation, because why wouldn't AI figure out how predictable humans are?
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Credit analysts at Citigroup studied the relationship, and they found where the correlation matters most for investors.
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In addition, some meteorologists say the correlation between La Nina and adverse growing conditions has been overstated.
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"Manufacturers have theorized that a correlation exists between drug rebates and price increases," the study authors wrote.
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We see a huge correlation between homeless children and social-emotional issues, such as anger and depression.
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It's more a correlation to yields than anything else, that in combination with the strong jobs report.
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Over the past 60 sessions, WTI crude oil and the have seen a correlation of about 0.28.
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But SPLISS have reported a "significant correlation between mass participation and medals won during the Olympic Games".
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Of all the metrics they evaluated, diabetes and smoking had the strongest correlation to reduced life expectancy.
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"I do not believe there is a correlation between the local election and the referendum," Renzi said.
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While not a perfect correlation, one can see how inventories largely act as a magnet to prices.
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That said, there does appear to be a correlation vis-à-vis geo-political hotspots and cybersecurity.
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"At the moment, the euro has a very high inverse correlation with risk assets," said Barclay's Kadota.
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There is no one-to-one correlation between what you do and and how your baby behaves.
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Apple's correlation with the S&P 500 is 0.78 and 0.76 with the Dow Jones industrial average.
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The closer a correlation is to 20153, the more in sync two parts of the market are.
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The rouble's performance against the dollar tracks global oil prices; it has had little correlation with sanctions.
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The key to the benefits of the 60/40 rule is negative correlation between stocks and bonds.
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Caterpillar's stock has a 0.81 correlation with the Dow over the last six months, according to Kensho.
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The fact that there is a correlation between gun POSSESSION and gun death should surprise no one.
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Still, there's no conclusive evidence of a correlation between teens committing violent acts and playing violent games.
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There is a remarkably strong correlation in Kentucky between Medicaid enrolment and support for Republicans (see chart).
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They isolated the correlation between temperature and suicide from any seasonal factors that could influence the data.
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Decoding these market signals is no easy task because it is difficult to disentangle correlation from causation.
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Over all, the correlation between aid amounts calculated using the two different tax years is 90 percent.
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In one exchange in 2011, Mr. Daly suggested a correlation between fighting and long-term health problems.
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At the Cesar Sayoc sentencing hearing the judge acknowledged a "correlation" between Sayoc's beliefs and Trump's rhetoric.
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Jered Taylor claimed there was a correlation between gun policies and campus sexual assault, the Star reported.
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Paulsen notes that, in the past, market performance has gotten better as the correlation between sectors increases.
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"When the return correlation declines, it suggests increased market concentration and lower individual sector participation," he says.
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The predictors are based on correlation, not causation, and on the assumption that history will repeat itself.
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To be sure, the strong positive correlation between oil and the Canadian dollar has broken down before.
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Potentially more problematic, unconscionable numbers of treatment studies contain the fatal flaw of confusing correlation with causation.
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This study just shows a correlation between two traits, so it's worth being cautious about its results.
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The correlation of happiness and health — or unhappiness and poor health — has been noted over the centuries.
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The report also found out-of-pocket cost burdens increased in direct correlation to a person's age.
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A 2014 study of over 7,000 Chinese teenagers showed a correlation between cell phone use and inattention.
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Correlation does not prove causality but it's hard to imagine that those two things aren't somehow related.
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This newfound correlation was weak, the data was messy, and it barely touched the threshold of significance.
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The point here is simply that there's a correlation between preferred sexual role and gender non-conformity.
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Something notable is happening between the U.S. dollar/Japanese yen relationship and its correlation with various markets.
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"The correlation between knowledge and business as the key to success is closer than ever," he said.
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Experts say that happiness does increase with wealth, but the correlation peaks at earning $75,000 per year.
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They concluded that there was a strong correlation between restaurant growth and the diversity of the cuisine.
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The rolling 10-day correlation between the VIX and the S&P 500 turned positive on Nov.
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They have no correlation to total viewership numbers or season attrition –- because Netflix doesn't release those, remember?
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"I'll always be cautious about causation and correlation," said Cillian McGrattan, a politics professor at Ulster University.
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"We wanted to create a correlation between the environment and the data that we collected," Bogosian notes.
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Interestingly, in the case of emergency care, there was no correlation with the parents' level of education.
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Perversely, though, this correlation no longer holds when the wife's earning potential is larger than her husband's.
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It's another reminder that there is no correlation between a high IQ and a basic moral sense.
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By contrast, researchers found no correlation between non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and high-density oil and gas development.
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