Antonyms for correlatedcor·re·lat·ed

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1. correlative, correlate, correlatedadjective

   mutually related

   Antonyms:
   unrelated

   Synonyms:
   correlative, correlate

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1. Rob Lefferts:

   The volume of successful attacks is correlated with the volume of virus impact, those attacks are more successful because people are more afraid.

2. Bert Colijn:

   Think of countries like France and Spain, for example, where industry and construction have remained largely open over the course of the quarter. This has had a very positive effect on GDP, especially because demand for goods and construction has remained strong despite lockdowns in place, mobility, the movement of people which was largely correlated to GDP growth in the first wave, was also stronger in the fourth quarter than during the first wave, which also supported economic activity.

3. Jan Harzan:

   Meanwhile, with the explosion of cell phones, video cameras, and print and online media reports, both past and present — as well as tens of thousands of paper UFO files collected by MUFON prior to 2006 — the need to be able to have all this data in one place and easily correlated is all the more important.

4. Randy Frederick:

   As much as it frustrates people, the reality is (oil and equities) are incredibly highly correlated and they have been really going back to November, it’s that simple.

5. Jeremy Lawson:

   Our response has been to spend time developing an Indian Activity Index, which takes a range of time series data that in the past were strongly correlated with real GDP growth and extract the common signal from them.

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