correlate
परस्परसंबंध असणे
definition
verb
the study found that success in the educational system correlates highly with class
have a mutual relationship or connection, in which one thing affects or depends on another.
noun
strategies to promote health should pay greater attention to financial hardship and other correlates of poverty
each of two or more related or complementary things.
translation of 'correlate'
परस्परसंबंध असणे,
परस्परसंबंध जोडणे
example
They must be reoriented to 'correlate' diverse information flows in a way that focuses on the efficiency with which resources are combined and applied to health outcomes on a daily basis.
we should 'correlate' general trends in public opinion with trends in the content of television news
A business analyst might 'correlate' information on orders with cost of goods sold in order to understand profit contribution.
The problem is that water prices do not 'correlate' with relative water scarcity.
The measure has been found to 'correlate' well with theoretically related variables.
Higher external scores on the Rotter scale have been found to 'correlate' with higher depression scores.
They then use weather rules, such as the following, to 'correlate' these features and establish prediction patterns.
It appears that there is an innate ability to 'correlate' the sensory information of a visually perceived expression with the muscle movement involved in imitating the expression.
If blood parasites have a detrimental effect on their hosts, heavy parasite infections will 'correlate' with low host reproductive success.
This response does not 'correlate' with the previous experiment, in which the effect was seen only at the 14-17 days time point.
For example, as universal as preferential exclusion may be for stabilizers, it does not always 'correlate' with effects on protein function.
No dose-response effect was found, since duration of exposure did not 'correlate' well with the severity of lesions.
Anxiety and depression did not 'correlate' with type of headache at onset.
Again, the types of cells affected 'correlate' with the time of overexpression.
Someone has to 'correlate' information from a variety of sensors, and figure out what's a false alarm and what's real.
Marital conflict is also reported to 'correlate' highly with concomitant depression.
Members used the forms to report information about issues and 'correlate' it to the appropriate principle of aseptic technique.
we should 'correlate' general trends in public opinion with trends in the content of television news
His purpose in these and other investigations was to gather and 'correlate' information that would be useful in improving aircraft safety.
Two such properties appear to 'correlate' with the effects of the ions.
Familiarity was a 'correlate' of relatedness, as is true in nature.
It is noteworthy that the communication observed in engaged couples does not 'correlate' with their reported relationship satisfaction at the time.
Information from one port simply cannot be 'correlated' with other ports or other shipments.
What are the affective and socialpsychological consequences or 'correlates' of perceiving prejudice and discrimination aimed at oneself and one's group?
Kenneth has been very useful as we were getting to grips with content information and 'correlating' information from the medical team.
The length of time in a mentoring relationship was positively 'correlated' with success.
Logistic regression was used to determine the association of outcomes with individual 'correlates' and of interaction terms with ethnicity.
Forty clinical 'correlates' relating to symptoms, signs, and investigations are entered.
Two quantities are considered 'correlated' when they are affected by a common quantity.
Concurrent validity would be established by 'correlating' the scores of participants with their scores on each of the other three tests.
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