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No. 9,237 in French

corrélée

"Corrélée" means "correlated" in English.

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  • La performance de l'étudiant était corrélée à son niveau d'effort.

    The student's performance was correlated to their level of effort.

    Here, 'corrélée' is used to denote the relationship between two variables - the student's performance and their effort.

  • Les résultats de l'enquête sont corrélés avec les données statistiques.

    The survey results are correlated with the statistical data.

    'Corrélée' (used as 'corrélés' due to plural subject) indicates the alignment or connection between the survey results and statistical data.

  • Son succès était fortement corrélé à ses choix stratégiques.

    His success was strongly correlated with his strategic choices.

    'Corrélée' highlights the dependence or association between two aspects, success and strategic decisions.

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