Noun:

இரண்டு (அ) அதற்கு மேற்பட்ட பொருள்களுக்கு தொடர்பு ஏற்படுத்தல்,

correlation's Usage Examples:

While it cannot be said that the full significance of this very definite phenomenon, consisting of the splitting of the spectral line into a number of polarized components, has yet been made out, a wide field of correlation with optical theory, especially in the neighbourhood of absorption bands, has been developed by Zeeman himself, by A.

Both apnea during sleep and hypopnea in the daytime can coexist in the same person; however, several studies have shown no direct correlation between the two.

Many pediatricians discourage them simply because of the correlation between pacifier use and the increased incidents of ear infections.

The impossibility of safe correlation of units necessitates a division by countries.

Mercola's website and Healthy Child explain that there's a slight correlation between injections of vitamin K and the rise in childhood leukemia rates, but the correlation isn't clear or definite.

No correlations were found with 0900 h plasma cortisol.

But these correlations rest upon imperfect evidence.

It is possible that a correlation may be made between solubility and the energy of surface tension.

A problem arises because of the strong correlation between standard of living and energy consumption.

Second, correlations between speaking and writing apprehension were rather low.

Such measurements of fraternal correlation in the lower animal as Pearson and his pupils have at present made give values very close to 2.

A direct correlation between survival and neutralizing antibody titer was found.

This device was never remote from the constructions of writers for whom the teaching of Spinoza and Leibnitz was an integral part of their intellectual equipment, Other modes of correlation, however, find favour also, and in some variety.

Synonyms:

correlativity, reciprocity, reciprocality,

Antonyms:

None