co-vary

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co-vary - vary in the same time period (of two random variables)

statistics - a branch of applied mathematics concerned with the collection and interpretation of quantitative data and the use of probability theory to estimate population parameters

vary - be subject to change in accordance with a variable; "Prices vary"; "His moods vary depending on the weather"

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biserial correlation biserial correlation coefficient chance-half correlation coefficient of correlation correlation correlation coefficient multiple correlation coefficient parametric statistic Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient product-moment correlation coefficient split-half correlation tetrachoric correlation tetrachoric correlation coefficient vary			Vitality, a positive subjective feeling of aliveness and well-being, has been hypothesized to "reflect organismic well-being and thus should co-vary with both psychological and somatic factors that impact the energy available to the self" (Ryan and Frederick, 1997, p. Vitality or life energy: the heart of wellness by Crocker, Susan Vorce / Vermont Nurse Connection Second, we identify components that contribute substantially to and/or co-vary with [PM. Spatial and temporal variation in [PM.sub.2.5] chemical Composition ... by Bell, Michelle L.; Dominici, Francesca; Ebisu, Keita; Zeger, Scott L.; Samet, Jonathan M. / Environmental Health Perspectives Vuolteenaho and I find that value stocks have a stronger tendency to co-vary with permanent movements in stock prices, while growth stocks have a stronger tendency to co-vary with temporary movements. Households, institutions, and financial markets by Campbell, John Y. / NBER Reporter			co-owner co-ownership co-parenting co-partner co-partnership co-pilot co-presidency co-president co-processor co-produce co-production co-referent co-regent co-relation co-religionist co-respondent co-respondent shoes co-routine co-sign co-sponsor co-star Co-sufferer co-trimoxazole Co-une Co-unite co-vary co-worker co. Co. Derry Co. Durham CO2 CO2 extinguisher CoA coacervate Coacervation coach coach bolt coach box coach dog coach horse coach house coach line coach party coach screw coach station coach trip coach-and-four coach-built Coachbox coachbuilder Coachdog			co-stars CO-STBC Co-stimulation Co-stimulatory Co-substrate Co-substrate Co-substrate Co-sufferer Co-Surgery Co-Tangent Co-transport Co-transport Co-transport Co-transporters Co-trimoxazole Co-trimoxazole Co-trustee Co-trustee Co-trustee Co-trustee Co-trustee Co-une Co-unite Co-Utilization Agreement Co-variance Co-variance Co-variance Co-variance Co-variant Co-variant co-vary co-worker co-worker co-workers co-write co-writes co-writing Co-written co-wrote co. CO. CO. CO. Co. Derry Co. Durham Co.ck Co.uk CO/ALR CO/CA CO/CFA CO/CO CO/EBTS CO/HE CO/OOD CO/TAO CO/TD CO/TM CO1

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