uncorrelated

All of which further require that the original sources _at least_ be uncorrelated, which is generally untrue for most proxies presented to date CO2 is correlated with temperature, and solar activity, as well as fertilization, etc.

Day Two at AGU « Climate Audit 2006

Furthermore, it is something of an "uncorrelated" asset, meaning it won't necessarily rise and fall in line with everything else.

The Drinkable Portfolio 2009

He likes Iraqi bonds because they're "uncorrelated" to other assets and because of Iraq's vast oil reserves.

Are Bond Prices Indicative of Iraq's Fate? 2007

Life settlements appeal to investors 'appetite for "uncorrelated" investments -- ones that generate steady returns largely independent of the forces swaying stocks and bonds.

An Insurance Man Builds 2007

In short, Bangladesh appeared to be the only regional market "uncorrelated" with the Western markets - a significant fact considering that during the crisis, correlation amongst various asset classes and between equity markets had tended to one.

Abnormal Returns Now 2010

The non-profits I support are delighted to have me care enough to take "uncorrelated" action * all the time*.

Mormon Stories Podcast Archive 2008

"uncorrelated" long ago ceased to be relevant to the current blog paradigm.

UNCoRRELATED 2008

If you were to map that above referenced decline in crack use to incarceration rates, I imagine you would find them to be uncorrelated, meaning criminal penalties don’t get credit for declining use.

Crack Cocaine Sentencing: Systematic Racism At Work 2006

"uncorrelated" long ago ceased to be relevant to the current blog paradigm.

UNCoRRELATED 2008

If the political choices placed before Americans are uncorrelated with religion, then any political decisions that might be affected by religion are moot.

American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010