Covariance

The weatherman noted a covariance between high humidity and increased chance of thunderstorms.

The covariance of the two vectors was high, indicating a strong linear relationship.

The biologist studied the covariance of genetic traits in a population of organisms.

The covariance between two genes can indicate if they are inherited together.

The covariance between hours worked and income earned is positive, showing that the more you work, the more you earn.

Scientists use covariance analysis to study the relationship between climate change and the frequency of natural disasters.

The covariance between two geographical features can help in identifying correlations in climate patterns.

The covariance between the size of a vehicle's engine and its fuel efficiency can affect its sales in the automotive market.

The researchers analyzed the covariance between income and education levels.

The covariance between soil nutrient levels and plant growth can inform agricultural practices.

The covariance between different features of a product can help manufacturers optimize its design.

The covariance between the price of oil and airline stocks is a concern for investors.

The covariance of the height and weight of the individuals in the dataset is calculated.

The covariance between a company's sales and its advertising spending can help determine the effectiveness of the advertising campaign.

A low covariance between two stocks in a portfolio can help reduce risk.

The study found a negative covariance between education level and crime rates.

The teacher explained the concept of covariance between two random variables.

The covariance between a teacher's ratings and student test scores can provide insight into teaching effectiveness.

The linear regression model includes the covariance matrix of the predictors.

The covariance between precipitation and crop yield was assessed by the farmer.