More generally, a statistical correlation between things does not in itself prove that one causes the other ( a causal link ).
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He said although insurers claimed to be able to show a statistical correlation, " they won't show you how they determine it.
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Up to now, most frequently used methods to quantify colocalization calculate the statistical correlation of pixel intensities in two distinct microscopy channels.
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During this time, in collaboration with Dr . Leo Chylack, Jr ., he demonstrated the statistical correlation between diabetes and posterior subcapsular cataracts.
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The study revealed that there was no statistical correlation between the age of an instrument and whether participants preferred it in the head-to-head competition.
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Numerous efforts have been made to design better game ladders by analyzing the statistical correlation between relative ladder levels and a player's expected performance.
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Medical researchers demonstrated that there is a statistical correlation between a religious name and genetic diseases related to African ancestry such as the sickle-cell disease.
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His theories encouraged researchers to publish in 1999 the statistical correlations between the epidemiology of BSE in cattle, scrapie in sheep and vCJD in humans.
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A 2011 Harvard study by Michael Luca found that there was no significant statistical correlation between being a Yelp advertiser and having more favorable reviews.
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A few exceptions out of 7 billion people does not disprove a statistical correlation .-- talk ) 07 : 13, 18 February 2013 ( UTC)
