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网页2011年3月28日 · English-Ireland (top end) Jan 5, 2011. #6. The corpora show that "correlate with" is a great deal more common than "correlate to". I can't identify any difference in usage, so unless someone can point out that there is a difference and explain it, I suggest it would be best to stick with "correlate with". BNC.
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网页Feb 18, 2010. #2. "Correlated to" is standard, but I don't think anyone would raise an eyebrow at "correlated with," unless your talking to akaAJ. B.
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网页Maryland. English. Dec 21, 2009. #3. Correlation means that one thing 'causes' something else, in a sense. For example, there is a well known correlation between smoking and cancer. Interrelation would be the correct word for what you want to say. "People are now largely interrelated due to the evolution of communication."
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网页Member. USA, English. Mar 6, 2008. #2. Usually correlate is used with the preposition 'with'. Some examples: Happiness is correlated with income. Height is correlated with weight. When using the noun correlation, the preposition between is used.
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网页2011年3月27日 · I agree with the student. Correlation coefficients range from -1.0 to +1.0. If A and B are positively correlated, as one increases the other will also tend to increase. If A and B are negatively correlated the opposite is true; A and B will tend to diverge. If the correlation coefficient is 1.0., there is a direct linear relationship between A ...
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网页2007年11月16日 · madrid73 dijo: Hi, what the correct way to say it: 1.- ... related to the present document. 2.- ... related with the present document. thanks. --. please correct all my mistakes. It would be the first one, related to I cannot think of any context in English were related to would work.
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网页Jun 6, 2018. #2. "Consumption" is fine. In one sense, "consumption" means eating, and clearly we do not eat cigarettes, but it does have a wider meaning which fits here. "Usage", on the other hand, usually refers to how something is used, not that it is used at all, and in this sentence sounds rather misplaced.
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网页Aug 4, 2011. #1. I'm not sure but I think "Relacionado com" is being used in some special technical sense here (maybe "correlated with" or "compared with" or something): Example 1: O horizonte traçado pode ser uma composição de diversas unidades litológicas logo acima do Sistema. Em geral, os esporádicos segmentos de reflexão estavam ...
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网页2010年6月30日 · A "correlation coefficient"* would tell, you how well one predicts (or is correlated with ) the other. The Pearson correlation is +1 in the case of a perfect positive (increasing) linear relationship, −1 in the case of a perfect decreasing (negative) linear relationship [5], and some value between −1 and 1 in all other cases, indicating the ...
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网页2014年8月5日 · Romanian. Oct 16, 2014. #4. The phrase " to fix ideas " means " to establish a conceptual framework for the sake of intelligibility ". The expression does not have different meanings and it is obviously not very popular in English. The phrase may be used especially by mathematicians. It has nothing to do with “ fixed idea ” which is “ an ...