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Antibodies help to fend off future reinfections of viruses, but that doesn’t mean that higher antibody levels correlate with a “better” immune system response.

In fact, rising influenza cases are expected to correlate with spikes of coronavirus infections as the weather cools down.

The size of the central black hole is correlated to the size of its galaxy.

In addition, it created the “Pradikat” system, which correlated sugar with quality.

Some of Iran's wish list, he said, had correlated with the kinds of expertise the North Koreans had.

And being poor, and unemployed, and from another country, are all themselves correlated with dying sooner.

Everything's serially correlated with itself and correlated every which way with everything else.

When you see the Best Known, the thing you correlated to it will at once occur to mind.

The bodily positions being exhaustively enumerated need not be correlated together.

The projection of the anterior root of P4 seems to be correlated with the presence or absence of P3.

Long tail and long hind foot would seem to be specializations for saltation and the two would be expected to be correlated.

In Dipodomys ordii, color does not seem to be correlated with amount of moisture or geography, but rather with color of soil.