correlate

IPA: kˈɔrʌɫeɪt

(transitive) To compare things and bring them into a relation having corresponding characteristics.
(intransitive) To be related by a correlation; to be correlated.

Examples of "correlate" in Sentences

That the graphs roughly correlate is indicative of not much of anything.
Wattage labels correlate to the amount of electricity consumed, not sucking power.
The team could see from the data which parts of the brain correlate to these movements.
A "correlate" of a thing -- any thing -- simply implies the reciprocal relation it bears to some other thing.
Furthermore, the cited article repeatedly uses the term "correlate" itself, and thus the headline should reflect the point made in the article.
â€œThere are, customarily, three different ways to rank search results,â€ Najork says. â€œOne way is to see how well the query terms correlate with whatâ€™s on a Web page.
What this fails to correlate is that at $446.81 dollars spent fighting it every second and at 1 arrest every 38 seconds, that’s $16,978.78 for every arrest, most of which are for simple possession.
The stock price drop can't be blamed solely on recent market trends or the purchase of the surety bonds division; the Q2 reports and the August 1 investor call correlate directly with the downward trend.
Dr. Stephen R. Marquardt, attempted to quantify beauty scientifically by developing the Golden Decagon Mask based on the ratio 1: 1.618 - The closervarious facialfeatures such as length of nose, position of eyes and length of chin correlate tokey points on the template, the more aesthetically pleasing the face is.