interrelated

Examples of interrelate

interrelate
Interestingly, although accentedness, perceived comprehensibility, and intelligibility were interrelated, it was clear that they were considered separate dimensions.
Figure 3 shows how the five proposals are interrelated, if you wish, as a system, par t of the larger system of engineering education.
Furthermore, the remix leaves unspecified how the different personae are interrelated.
These factors are often interrelated, but one would nonetheless like some attempt + not least for the different cases discussed + to establish some weighting between them.
Scores for context sensitive vowels and consonants were significantly interrelated even when performances at the phonemic and word-specific levels were controlled.
We call these 'actions for military navigation', and seek to show how social and military navigation are interrelated.
However, for rice and perhaps other cereals, the processes controlled by these two pathways are interrelated in complex ways.
The teachers' articulations reveal that their expectations and experiences interrelate in complex, sometimes unexpected, ways.
Researching lived experience involves a phenomenologically based way of gathering information as both researcher and interviewer interrelate.
But behavioral functions and structures may interrelate in a variety of ways in evolving brains.
In fact, the coordination of various actors' capacities is interrelated often with the nature of their interconnection.
Further, a household's decisions to migrate and/or to participate in common property right creation are interrelated, being parts of its labour force allocation decisions.
The present article deals with two small interrelated areas in this field, which (for various reasons) have suffered undue neglect.
Clearly, prescribing behaviour is complexly interrelated with prescriber characteristics and situation.
There are no boundaries and everything is interrelated.
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