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correlate with |
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correlate something with something to match or equate something with something else. Can you correlate her comment with what she said yesterday? The scientist could not correlate the new data with his hypothesis. correlate with something to match or equate with something. This does not correlate with your earlier story. What she said yesterday does not correlate with what she is saying today. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In her team's analysis, obesity didn't track with children's behavior, gender, or race, nor did it correlate with the strictness or laxity of parental discipline. One study of factors used in resident selection indicated that, although CREOG examination scores correlated with USMLE scores, CREOG scores did not correlate with faculty evaluations of resident performance. Comparison of B-factors across simulations indicates two specific B-factor effects, the first around residue 97 and the second at residues 76-79, that correlate with the identity of the starting structure (dotted arrows. |
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