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词根:correlate
adj.correlate 关联的
correlative 相关的;有相互关系的
n.correlation [数] 相关,关联;相互关系
correlate 相关物;相关联的人
correlative 关联词;相关物
correlativity 相关关系;相互关系
vi.correlate 关联
vt.correlate 使有相互关系;互相有关系
noun
either of two things so related that one directly implies or is complementary to the other (such as husband and wife)
brain size as a correlate of intelligence
a phenomenon that accompanies another phenomenon, is usually parallel to it, and is related in some way to it
… precise electrical correlates of conscious thinking in the human brain …—Bayard Webster
verb
intransitive verb
to bear reciprocal or mutual relations : correspond
If two things correlate, a change in one thing results in a similar or opposite change in the other thing.
transitive verb
to establish a mutual or reciprocal relation between
correlate activities in the lab and the field
to show correlation or a causal relationship between
There is no evidence correlating the cracking of one's knuckles and development of osteoarthritis.
to present or set forth so as to show relationship
He correlates the findings of the scientists, the psychologists, and the mystics.—Eugene Exman
be correlated with与…有关
Noun and Verb back-formation from correlation
The first known use of correlate was in 1643
correlateverb
to connect or relate in a systematic way
correlate history and literature lessons
1 Setting aside the practical point that police brutality in a community is not correlated with its rates of violent crime, the distinction between so-called “black-on-black” crime and blue-on-black crime is philosophical as well.
2 The change of mosquito - density was positively correlated with temperature.
蚊数量变化与其环境温度变化呈正相关关系.
3 In a survey published last November, researchers collected childhood memories from more than 4,000 adults of all ages and correlated them with the participants’ self-reported mental health.
4 That's because economic growth can be correlated with environmental degradation, while protecting the environment is sometimes correlated with greater poverty.
这是因为经济增长可能与环境退化有关,而保护环境有时与更严重的贫困问题有关。
5 BUt diet sodas were not correlated with higher blood pressure.
但是无糖汽水和高血压没有联系。
6 MVD correlated with the myometrial invasion, histologic grades and the stages.
子宫内膜癌组织中MVD与临床期别 、 肌层浸润深度及组织分级有关.
7 There are two types of subqueries, uncorrelated and correlated.
有两种类型的子查询: 不相关的和相关的。
8 Conclusion The dysgenesis of lens capsule is intimately correlated with congenital cataract.
结论本结果提示晶体囊膜的形成与白内障的发生及眼球的发育密切相关.
9 An analysis of the language used in real-estate ads shows that certain words are powerfully correlated with the final sale price of a house.
10 Moreover, there are studies showing that praying is positively correlated with psychiatric problems.
11 "There are also many professional athletes and body-builders who are vegan or eating plant-based," she says, "so we know that strength is not correlated with consuming animal products."
12 The approach to looking at the survey material was to see how socioeconomic status, education, religious upbringing and other factors correlated with the drop in religious affiliation.
13 Telepressure was also correlated with sleeping poorly and missing work.
远程压力也与睡眠质量差和工作缺勤有关。
14 San Jose also performs poorly on some of the measures correlated with good mobility.
圣何塞在一些与良好流动性相关的测量上也表现不佳。
15 In fact, contrary to what most people assume, willpower is not highly correlated with weight.
16 The research concluded that narcissistic and psychopathic traits correlated with men who posted more selfies, while narcissism and self-objectification peaked in men who more frequently edited their photos.
17 brain size as a correlate of intelligence
18 In response, the union countersued, which only intensified calls for boycotts, which some analysts have correlated, at least partially, to the dip in Starbucks’ sales.
19 “I have found that poetry is so correlated with writing comic books,” Mr. Coates said.
20 Male cyclists, rejoice: Riding a bike for hours on end is not correlated with a higher risk of erectile or sexual dysfunction.