The phrase "a interrelation" is not correct in written English.
The correct form is "an interrelation" because "interrelation" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The study explores an interrelation between social behavior and economic status."
Alternatives: "a connection" or "a relationship".
For positive values, there is a tendency for an interrelation to exist between either data or a positive relationship with the measured data and vice versa for negative values.
20 For them, the dual-selectionist interpretation could be rephrased as featuring an interrelation between a process of natural selection operating on genetically inherited and a specific kind of cultural selection operating on cultural items and resulting in cultural adaptations.
We start with a more general statement expressing an interrelation between the parametric entropy and a classical entropy measure that is based on certain equivalence classes associated with an arbitrary equivalence relation.
A further indication for an interrelation between APPL proteins and ATM was given by the analysis of the DNA repair kinetics.
With regard to MRSA prevalence, an interrelation between the parameters "MRSA prevalence inpatients" and "MRSA prevalence high-risk inpatients" is implied.
With regard to MRSA prevalence, an interrelation between the parameters "MRSA prevalence of all inpatients" and "MRSA prevalence of high-risk inpatients" is implied.
Can an interrelation be established between such a test and nonparametric Bland-Altman limits of agreement?
Genotype-phenotype correlations are confined to an interrelation of two truncating mutations with a mostly severe phenotype with peri- or neonatal demise and the observation that most patients surviving the neonatal period carry at least one missense mutation as milder manifestation [ 13, 14].
There is an interrelation between powers, and then there is an outcome".
Mauss gave impetus, in fact, to what was called structuralism or the structural approach, which focussed more on society as an indivisible social organism than on society as an interrelation of individuals (the functionalist's emphasis).
