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Decades ago, a few super smart people began studying code hoping to define a system of measurements that could correlate to defects.

These results correlate to several previous studies that have found a link between IQ and mortality when other factors were filtered out.

While this can undoubtedly be a valuable tool to uncover one aspect of a user’s mental model, the technique assumes that the subject has refined organizational skills, and that the way that they sort a group of abstract topics will correlate to the way they will end up wanting to use your product. This is clearly not always the

Conclusion: Hemoglobin concentration of low level, low reticulocyte counts and exchange transfusion before phototherapy may correlate to failure of phototherapy.

Long methods and methods with a high number of paths are hard to understand and, interestingly, tend to correlate to defects.

Chinese character history phenomenon in the Chinese refers to some phenomena what some aspects showed such as: Chinese glossary trope and so on; directly correlate to characters 'font style.

Form and meaning correlate to each other.

Peaks generally correlate to the high point of heavy industry, before lighter industry and higher value-added businesses (such as services) begin to replace old-fashioned smokestack manufacturers.

While IPO initial profit margin in A-shares market closely correlate to lucky number ratio, IPO prices, initial opening price and first day trading ratio, that in H-shares market correlates to growth rate of corporate net earnings and Hang Seng Index.

There are a few elements of the BX-1 launch and operations that do not correlate to what would be expected from a co-orbital ASAT test.

Of course, follow your heart, but make sure what's in your heart can correlate to someone else's wallet.

Chinese Character history phenomenon in the Chinese refers to some phenomena what some aspects showed, such as: Chinese glossary, trope and so on; directly correlate to characters' font style.

A measure of how changes in a share price correlate to overall movements in the share market as a whole.