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Bookmark or Share- correlated vs interrelated - WordReference ForumsCorrelation does not mean causation. Spending is usually "correlated" with income. Frost damage is "correlated" with weather conditions.
- "already" and "yet" in the future tense | WordReference ForumsBoth words ("yet" and "already") correlate in time two events, one of which happens before the other, and both can be used in any time-frame (past, present or future): This is easier to see with "already" than with "yet", but "not yet" functions as a negative of "already", so all the following are possible:
- correlate <to /with> - WordReference Forums2. Unlike the previous case, the subjects correlate but no object exists. 3. In this case, the subject appears related to the subject, so they correlate to each other. 4. This last case exhibits the use of correlate in a phrase within the sentence, wherein subject does something with objects that correlate with each other.
- correlated to or with | WordReference Forums"Correlated to" is standard, but I don't think anyone would raise an eyebrow at "correlated with," unless your talking to akaAJ
- correlation vs link vs connection vs relationship - WordReference ForumsOr not. A common statistical pitfall. If we find that households that have a TV also have a refrigerator and plot fraction of households with fridge versus fraction of households with TVs (for e.g., a range of different cities or countries) and find a ~linear relationship with a high correlation coefficient, do we conclude that fridges cause TVs?
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