Therefore, we checked the underlying structure of the data matrix by analyzing the interrelationships of variables and using the information collected to explain the interrelationships.
Finally, cross-sectional study design can only reveal an association but does not explain the interrelationships of different factors.
The model could explain the interrelationships of the three facets of this subcomponent i.e., regular accountability, personal consequences and emotional valence of the learning environment, with previously described components of the model.
Exploratory factor analysis is used when the researcher does not know how many factors are needed to explain the interrelationships among a set of items, indicators, or characteristics [ 47].
In contrast, when researchers do not know how many factors are necessary to explain the interrelationships among a set of indicators or items, an exploratory factor analysis approach is the suggested method (9, 10).
The data of human PPIs brought insights to the network biology of diseases and explained the interrelationships among disease-related genes and proteins.
Secondly, a novel scenario that explains the interrelationships between free-living and parasitic flatworms provides unique opportunities for shedding light on the origins and biological consequences of the parasitic lifestyle in these animals.
However, it is important to note that although vestiges are useful in explicating differences between evolution and development, they help to explain the synergistic interrelationship both processes share in determining organismal form.
Mie theory and dipole theory are well used to explain the physics interrelationships between input light and elongated silver particles.
There is a need for coherent theoretical frameworks that help to explain the dynamic interrelationships among the social and biological determinants of health, including processes of human resilience and vulnerabilities, causal pathways and cumulative effects of circumstances and risks over the life cycle.
