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First: there is a political and social correlate in terms of civil society.

There's an interesting correlate of this that takes place during sleep.

It has a number of other biological correlates, including brain size.

The two factors have been found by those following this theory to display different correlates.

Similarly she has studied correlates of physical activity in young people.

So, the tone would exist as a correlate, which followed intensity.

Not all scholars believe in such a neural correlate of consciousness.

Available data collected by the Correlates of War project start in 1816.

Limited studies have examined ideological correlates of the belief in a just world.

Lesbianism, too, is often described as a correlate of biology.

But, he said, "The traditional intact family, like income, is a correlate of a low crime rate."

For many viruses, antibodies serve as a correlate of immunity.

We've been running routine date checks on the computers, seeing if anything interesting correlates.

It may be that every phenomenal, subjective state has a neural correlate.

Not everyone is convinced that understanding the neural correlates will explain awareness.

Preliminaries to speech analysis: The distinctive features and their correlates.

Most experiments show that one neural correlate of attention is enhanced firing.

Mother-child book reading in low-income families: Correlates and outcomes during the first three years of life.

They hypothesized that citation of a paper was a correlate of its quality.

A better public understanding of the nature of intelligence and its social correlates is necessary to guide future policy decisions.

The vision combines feedback from staff with the researched based correlates of high performing schools.

In one study, researchers sought physiological correlates of lucid dreaming.

Correlates of hepatitis C virus infections among injection drug users.

The representing brain: Neural correlates of motor intention and imagery.

Tentative hypotheses on the neurological correlates have been proposed, but lack supporting evidence.

Never before had there been a way to correlate change and health.

In some cases the data can be correlated to what customers buy.

The mind and life force are correlated to the breath.

The response of each mother was highly correlated with the daughter's report.

What's taking the computer so long to correlate that information?

You'll get the transition data after we've correlated our course.

And I am sure you'll see that it does correlate!

"In social studies, national and ethnic music is correlated with the study of particular countries."

There's an answer for everything that happened, but right now we just have to correlate data.

So those factors are correlated, and that's nice to know.

These, in turn, are correlated with higher rates of illness and death.

Next, correlate the tax rate with the new fuel color.

It's possible that the seven business will correlate to building things.

He can find no reason for correlating them with anything in the present.

The data are correlated with the other instruments in related research.

But just because two things are correlated does not mean that one causes the other.

After all, there are several ways in which two variables can be correlated.

But higher test scores are correlated with many other factors as well.

I have to correlate and code everything he brought me.

How does that correlate with the state of the bodies?

For one thing, starting salaries were not correlated with looks.

All research on single parents shows that the future of the children is correlated with support from grandparents.

"Yes, but it will take a little time to correlate."

I, however, do not possess the data to correlate further action.