correlate

être corrélé, mettre en corrélation

Être lié ou évoluer ensemble, ou comparer des choses pour trouver un tel lien.

En anglais simple : To be connected or change together, or to compare things to find such a connection.

• The two measurements correlate closely.
• Sleep quality correlated with exam results.
• We correlated the survey answers with sales figures.

Comment l'utiliser : correlate with something (Higher test scores correlate with regular attendance.); correlate A with B (The researchers correlated income with spending.)

Synonymes : be related, be associated

Expressions courantes : correlate with something, correlate two variables, correlate closely

corrélat

Chose liée à une autre, souvent présente ou évoluant en même temps qu’elle.

En anglais simple : Something connected with another thing, often found or changing together with it.

• Brain activity is a correlate of attention.
• Researchers found several biological correlates of stress.
• Is this response a reliable correlate of pain?

Comment l'utiliser : correlate of something (The study examined a physical correlate of fear.)

Synonymes : correlative

Expressions courantes : neural correlate, biological correlate, correlate of something