Sentence examples for have an interrelation from inspiring English sources

Unlike the existing cost prediction models, the variables that have an interrelation with construction cost were selected as attributes using correlation analysis based on 786 cases.

According to the interviews, it is noted that management, knowledge, research and education have an interrelation in academic and research networks, always mediated by information and communication technologies, as shown in Table 1.

Of interest, increased expression of TCTP is revealed to have an interrelation with increased chemoresistance, of malignant melanoma to cytotoxic agents such as etoposide and its increased survival [ 16].

First, WGCNA was used to identify hub genes that have a strong interrelation (i.e., an expression pattern highly similar to the module Eigengene (kME)).

Extent of nurses' knowledge, skill and levels of educational training involving research utilization were two themes that extract from data and have a close interrelation with each other.

But in Nocturnal Animals, these levels are equally powerful, and have an intriguingly queasy, potent interrelation.

But in Nocturnal Animals, these levels are equally powerful, and have an intriguingly queasy and potent interrelation.

The smallest weight (0.147) was that of 'watching TV or a video together' which has a weak interrelation with other family time items.

As changes to requirements can have a wide impact on the distributed and partly independent working development teams, requirements and goals as well as their heterogeneous interrelations and boundary conditions have to be modelled as a continuous system of objectives.

In the no-CA network, however, only two interrelations had a negative sign, of which one was also negative in the CA network.

Table  5 shows that the scale scores were very highly correlated with factor scores and had a similar pattern of interrelations as their underlying, latent variables.