correlation in Greek
correlation in Greek is συσχέτιση — correlation means a relationship in which two or more things tend to change together.
correlation in Greek
συσχέτιση
Pronounced: syschetisi
A reciprocal, parallel or complementary relationship between two or more comparable objects.
What does "correlation" mean?
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noun A relationship in which two or more things tend to change together.
"Researchers found a correlation between sleep and memory."
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correlation in a sentence
- Researchers found a correlation between sleep and memory.
- There's a strong correlation between exercise and mood.
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What is "correlation" in Greek?
"correlation" in Greek is συσχέτιση. correlation means: A relationship in which two or more things tend to change together.
How do you pronounce συσχέτιση?
"correlation" in Greek is συσχέτιση, pronounced "syschetisi".
How do you use "correlation" in a sentence?
Example: "Researchers found a correlation between sleep and memory." In Greek, "correlation" is συσχέτιση.
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