0 present participle of correlate
1 If two or more facts, numbers, etc. correlate or are correlated, there is a relationship between them:
Each of the three players is now free to believe that the other two players are correlating their strategy choices.
C-reactive protein may also be raised, correlating reasonably well with disease activity.
Telicity decreases in the following examples from (29a) to (29d), correlating with an increase of acceptability of impersonal passives.
The observations reflected the dispersal mechanisms of snails and schistosomes with the genetic distance of snail populations correlating to position on river systems.
To achieve this, the specific constraints of a testing situation should be considered in correlating cellular and systemic processes.
I first set out some ground rules for correlating logical formulae, defined denotationally and syntactically, with events in the brain.
We assume she will have in place the feature specifications for the pronouns, which are all determined on the basis of interpretation correlating with form.
There is a very large number of studies correlating dictatorships with the degree of economic development.
