Definition
Definition of correlating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
data analysisTECH. having or showing a mutual connectionTECH.
- The two variables are correlating, moving together over time.
- Researchers found strongly correlating patterns in diet and sleep quality.
- The chart displays correlating trends between rainfall and crop yield.
Origin of correlating
Latin, com (together) + relatus (brought back)
Terms with correlating included in their meaning
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statistics
process of correlating or being correlated
educational method
teaching reading by correlating sounds with symbols systematically
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- French:corrélé, ...
- German:korreliert, ...
- Italian:correlato, ...
- Spanish:correlacionado, ...
- Portuguese:correlacionado, ...
- Chinese:相关的, ...
- Japanese:相関した, ...
- Arabic:مُتَرابِط, ...
- Hebrew:מְקֻשָּׁר, ...
- Russian:коррелирующий, ...
- Ukrainian:корельований, ...
- Hindi:सहसंबंधित, ...
Definition of correlate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
relationshipintr. TECH. have a mutual relationship or connectionintr. TECH.
- The data points correlate with each other.
2.
statisticstr./intr. TECH. show a correlation between two thingstr./intr. TECH.
- Researchers correlate smoking with lung disease.
3.
sciencetr. TECH. compare things to show their relationshiptr. TECH.
- The study correlates diet and health outcomes.
Noun
1.
relationshipTECH. something that shows a mutual relationship with anotherTECH.
- The increase in sales is a correlate of improved marketing strategies.
2.
statisticsTECH. one of two things related by correlationTECH.
- In the study, diet was a correlate of health.
Adjective
relationshipTECH. having a mutual or reciprocal relationshipTECH.
- The two variables are correlate and affect each other.
Origin of correlate
Latin, com (together) + relatus (related)
Examples of correlate in a sentence
Their moods seemed to correlate with the weather. Doctors often correlate high cholesterol with heart disease. Analysts correlate economic growth with increased consumer spending. Researchers correlate rainfall with crop yields. The analyst correlated age and voting patterns. The rise in temperature is a correlate of climate change.
A correlate of good health is regular exercise. Exercise is often a correlate of mental well-being. Income level is a correlate of educational attainment. The correlate factors influence the outcome significantly. Their correlate interests led to a successful partnership.
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- French:corréler, corrélat, ...
- German:korrelieren, Korrelat, ...
- Italian:correlare, relazione reciproca, ...
- Spanish:correlacionar, correlato, ...
- Portuguese:correlacionar-se, correlato, ...
- Chinese:关联, 相关项, ...
- Japanese:相関する, 相関関係, ...
- Arabic:ارْتَبَطَ, مُتَرَابِط, ...
- Hebrew:לִהְיוֹת בְּמִתְאָם, מִתְאָם, ...
- Russian:коррелировать, коррелят, ...
- Ukrainian:корелювати, взаємопов'язаний елемент, ...
- Hindi:संबंध होना, सहसंबद्ध तत्व, ...
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