The phrase "among explanatory" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is included within a group of explanatory items or concepts, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The findings were discussed among explanatory models of behavior."
Alternatives: "within explanatory" or "in explanatory contexts".
The cross-correlations among explanatory variables are all below 0.4 indicating that no multicollinearity problem exists.
With such a large number of support pixels, there might exist multicollinearity problems among explanatory variables X.
These findings are confirmed in column (3) where we consider jointly private and public employees and include among explanatory variables an interaction term (Unemployment Rate)*(Public Employee).
To make the analysis and the results as transparent as possible we examine largely a priori model specifications, and we systematically report and discuss the patterns of correlation among explanatory variables.
Prior to model building, we tested for collinearity among explanatory variables using Spearman's rank correlation and included only variables with ρ < 0.7 in the same model (Dormann et al. 2013).
(1) to (3)) adding among explanatory variables: (a) the squared values of capital and educational variables, (b) the cross-product between capital and educational variables, (c) the cross-product between educational variables.
Before estimating the model, associations among the explanatory variables were checked using the normalized mutual information.
There were strong associations among the explanatory weather variables, indicating the potential problem of multicollinearity in the regression analysis.
In the empirical result with 4.03 average values of VIF, there is no severe multicollinearity among the explanatory variables.
Among the explanatory variables, access to rain-fed agriculture, experience on soil management and water harvesting structures were significantly important determinants of farmers' perception on climate change.
