Sentence examples for to interrelation from inspiring English sources
noun
Mutual or reciprocal relation; correlation.
Due to interrelation of the psychopathological scales, the common variance of the neural brain response was calculated and summarized in Table 2.
Some of outbreaks and infectious diseases include measles, cholera, rift valley fever, as well as influenza A (H1N1) due to interrelation and trade along the borders and also refugees, resulting from civil and political instability in the neighboring countries (9).
This was done within a model including all scales, which were allowed to correlate, in order to allow for cross-loadings of items to be examined and in order to evaluate if possible misfit identified during individual scale analyses was due to interrelation with other factors.
We discuss several methods for accelerating the convergence of the iterative solution of nonlinear equation systems commonly in use and point to interrelations between them.
First, the entity-specific perspective is reframed as sensitivity to interrelations between value-bearers in the statement, thus avoiding the frequently assumed though contestable dichotomy between present objective facts (market) and subjective estimation of the future (entity-specific).
In each category, basic codes were grouped into organising themes, and patterns in different sites were identified, compared and contrasted, paying attention to interrelations between themes.
In the absence of an internationally validated calibrator, we should limit the comparisons to interrelations between variables examined within each study.
To integrate MATH, we compared the interrelated body systems to the interrelation of different mathematical operations (i.e., addition as the opposite of subtraction, and multiplication and division as inverse operations).
Furthermore, Cdc2 was detected in order to estimate the interrelation to the cell cycle because this factor is detrimental for cell cycle progression [ 28].
Further, there is almost no empirical evidence with regard to the interrelation between students' economic competencies and their educational aspirations.
Culture specific items (CSI) have received the attention of many researchers who claim that CSI translation is always problematic due to cultural interrelation.
